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Album Review: Bastille - 'Doom Days'
‘Doom Days’ pretty much sums up the feeling that most of us hold about the world in its current state. Headlines are turning ever bleaker...
Robyn Walford
Jun 12, 20192 min read


Single Review: Honey Gentry – 'Daydream Baby'
Honey Gentry’s storm of ethereal, DIY enchantment provided poetic justice to those desiring artistic integrity when her debut EP...

The Mic Magazine
Jun 12, 20192 min read


Album Review: Lewis Capaldi – 'Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent'
The Undisputed Heavyweight Champion of Twitter and most rapidly growing pop star to emerge from the UK since Adele surprises with a...

Cameron Chadwick
May 30, 20194 min read


EP Review: Interpol – 'A Fine Mess'
Stoic alternative icons attempt to rejuvenate the spark of yesteryear on wavering new EP Despite being arguably one of the biggest rock...

The Mic Magazine
May 24, 20194 min read


Album Review: whenyoung - 'Reasons to Dream'
The young Irish band’s debut album ‘Reasons to Dream’ is set to be released this Friday (24th May) and it is definitely something to get...
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May 22, 20193 min read


Album Review: The Amazons - 'Future Dust'
The Amazons’ latest album Future Dust makes obvious the importance of their two years off. Although their debut provided indie rock...
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May 22, 20192 min read


Album Review: The National - 'I Am Easy to Find'
The National. The umbrella that stops the hail from hitting your head, the first sip of water the morning after a heavy night of...
Alex Barston
May 15, 20193 min read


EP Review: Desure – ‘Desure’
On the cutting-edge of country music whilst firmly rooted in tried-and-true tradition, Desure’s debut EP delivers a series of timeless...

Cameron Chadwick
May 3, 20193 min read


Album Review: Gus Dapperton - ‘Where Polly People Go to Read’
Following the release of the hit song ‘Prune you Talk Funny’, Gus Dapperton is back with his debut album ‘Where Polly People go to Read’....
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Apr 29, 20193 min read


Album Review: Cage the Elephant – 'Social Cues'
The frenetic Kentucky six-piece offer a highly-ambitious, yet confusing fifth record caught in the throes of heartbreak and loss. Over...

The Mic Magazine
Apr 25, 20194 min read


EP Review: Eyre Llew & In the endless zanhyang we are – ‘Carrier’
Nottingham trio Eyre Llew release their EP ‘Carrier’ today, a collaboration of their own ambient rock sounds with Korean shoegaze band...
Abby Clarke
Apr 15, 20192 min read


The Big 2019 Country Music Roundup
What place does country have in the world of music in 2019? Financially, quite a big one but culturally, the mainstream is lacking. The...

Cameron Chadwick
Apr 1, 20195 min read


Will ‘Jaws’ upcoming album, “The Ceiling”, propel the trio to lofty heights?
Given that Birmingham band ‘Jaws’ appear to have been around since the dawn of time, it’s remarkable that they are only now approaching...

Tristan Phipps
Mar 29, 20193 min read


Tristan casts an eye to the journey of Two Door Cinema Club following the release of “Talk"
An otherwise dreary Friday morning was spruced up by the news that the indie ever-presents “Two Door Cinema Club” were back. Billed as...

Tristan Phipps
Mar 24, 20192 min read
Album Review: Anteros - 'When We Land'
Rising London-based indie outfit Anteros offer an enjoyable but all too familiar collection of dreamy guitar-based pop on their...

The Mic Magazine
Mar 18, 20195 min read


Album Review: Foals - 'Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Pt. 1'
Foals are the best version of themselves in this instance of momentary bliss, reflecting the anxiety of the world’s current climate....
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Mar 13, 20192 min read


Album Review: Hozier- ‘Wasteland, Baby!’
Irish singer-songwriter offers a soulful, blues-rock extravaganza emblazoned with rich, gold-tinged poeticism Andrew Hozier-Byrne’s...

The Mic Magazine
Mar 3, 20195 min read


Album Review: Sundara Karma - 'Ulfilas’ Alphabet'
Reading indie-rock idols offer a majestically grander adventure into unchartered territories for a sophomore record emblazoned with...

The Mic Magazine
Mar 3, 20194 min read


Album Review: Ariana Grande - 'thank u, next'
Just 6 months after ‘Sweetener’, Ariana Grande follows it up with an effortless blend of pop and R&B, proving she has every right to be...

Cameron Chadwick
Feb 11, 20193 min read


Album Review: The Japanese House - 'Good at Falling'
Amber Bain, otherwise known as The Japanese House is back with the debut album ‘Good at Falling’ which is being realised on the 1st March...
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Feb 11, 20194 min read
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