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05/06/2025

For their final column as editors this year, Miles Silverstein and Mia Romanoff sharing their Farewell Five: Three albums and two songs that have defined the 24/25 year for each of them.

Thank you so much to all our readers and stay tuned for summer content!

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18/05/2025

“I won’t spoil anything, but let’s just say that some of the albums that found their way to (or failed to be included in) the top 100 of the ‘500 Greatest Albums of All Time’ article had me seriously wondering what the evaluation system is over at Rolling Stone.”

For the final “Pinpointed”, Bailey Tolentino looks at the best supporting songs on a few albums from Rolling Stone’s Top 500.

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17/05/2025

“Apple leans into her signature intensity: sparse instrumentation, unpolished vocals, and lyrics that feel as urgent as a protest chant.”

Fatima Krida reviews the new Fiona Apple song, ‘Pretrial (Let Her Go Home)’.

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13/05/2025

“As his fourth studio album and first solo project since 2020’s ‘Starz’, ‘Jonatan’ continues to show a more melancholy and contemplative side of Lean…”

Evelyn Donnelly reviews the new Yumg Lean album, Jonatan.

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10/05/2025

"Enclosed by shrubbery and a brick wall in the midst of construction, the narrow plot upon which attendees set their blankets and lawn chairs assumes an intimate, grungy atmosphere characteristic of many forerunning music festivals."

Joie Matsuda reviews St Andrews' favorite music event, 109 Festival.

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09/05/2025

A very indie New Music Friday - enjoy!

08/05/2025

"For every Lily-Rose Depp there exists a confused and soul-searching Brooklyn Beckham, unable to harness the niche their parent(s) dominated. For FINNEAS, it’s unfair for me to suggest an insincerity to his fanbase because they were introduced to him through his sister. Metaphorically speaking, he was the one who introduced them to her."

In the last edition of 'The Pits' Katlyn Mortimer gets into nepo babies and everyone's favorite nepo-brother, FINNEAS.

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07/05/2025

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02/05/2025

There's something for everyone in this week's New Music Friday!

30/04/2025

“The creation of his music and its rise in popularity is a staple of musical history in the making, and I suggest and reader of this article take stock.”

Finn Wentz looks at the emergence of Jesse Welles as a new giant of protest music.

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27/04/2025

"One thing is for certain, though — if you’re ever visiting China, there’s a decent chance you’ll hear Auld Lang Syne, so keep your ears peeled!"

Aki Sanjay looks at the crossover between Chinese and Scottish music in this month's edition of Lost in Translation

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26/04/2025

"Little House is a thoughtful and relatable take on being in love, including the hesitation, the excitement, and ultimately the calmness of it all."

Eva Sawdey reviews Rachel Chinouriri's new EP, 'Little House'

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