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18/11/2025

"The music transformed a room of strangers into a community, devoted to the band."

Chloe Hofer takes us to gig at The Classic Grand in Glasgow

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13/11/2025

"Much of the sound associated with The Beatles is due to Martin himself – the secret, hidden force which crafted the band into the powerhouse that stormed the century. Although he passed away in 2016, at age 90, he has left a legacy beyond any other producer."

Aki Sanjay discusses the career of Sir George Martin -- aka the 'fifth Beatle' -- in the latest edition of their column Producer's Cut

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11/11/2025

"Eighty years prior to the shoegaze revolution, these modernist writers had come together to create stream-of-consciousness writing that allowed their words to mimic their minds, creating a wall of thought. To understand the literary kinship between shoegaze music and stream-of-consciousness writing, one must understand that there was method in their downward gaze."

Alexia Heasley discusses Shoegaze and the inspirations and intricacies of the genre

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08/11/2025

"A patient interviewee, with palpable enthusiasm for talking about his music and its influences, as well as brimming with advice for the budding musician, I was a touch jealous of Creus as he joined the Zoom, cap on, from sunny California, while I sat chilly the Scottish night we spoke."

Alex Barnard talked with to talk about his viral single, 'Watchin’', nostalgia, and writer's block (or lack thereof)

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04/11/2025

"By exposing his own contradictions, however imperfectly, he models what accountability could look like for male artists and men as a collective."

Julius Swinfen-Cranney dives into misogyny in Kendrick Lamar's music over the years

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02/11/2025

"Being so set in their aesthetics and “baroque-n-roll” sound could result in their sophomore record falling short, and becoming an overplayed repetition of their new wave, cultish, Victorian schtick, and ultimately failing to demonstrate any growth since their first. But The Last Dinner Party know who they are, and have cultivated a musical world that their first album now appears to have only just scratched the surface of."

Katlyn Mortimer reviews 'From The Pyre', the latest release from and their recent performance of the album at

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01/11/2025

"My disappointment with Deadbeat isn’t that Parker deviated from his signature style, it’s more so that in doing so, he lost almost all of what made his music unique, and instead made an album that sounds like so many other generic albums of this decade."

Lucy Kerr reviews 'Deadbeat', the new album from Tame Impala

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30/10/2025

"A vocalist is usually the hitmaker and best live performer. Fans of vocalists will always make the argument that a singer’s literal job is to sing, and to do it well. The question is: what’s more important? To be a talented artist or to be a talented vocalist?"

Bailey Tolentino unpacks what makes a someone a vocalist or artist (in the eyes of Stan Twitter) in this month's edition of her column Pinpointed

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28/10/2025

"Ruel’s sophomore album has not only graced his fans with beautiful vocals and instrumental compositions, but has helped Ruel with navigating what kind of artist he wants to be. While the album is only 30 minutes, each song is a unique experience, leaving the listeners wanting more."

Eva Sawdey reviews 'Kicking My Feet', the latest album from

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27/10/2025

"'I’m coming to terms with the fact that I’m more of a controlling, anxious, nervous presence,' Bailey admits. 'But that is something I should use to my advantage.'"

Ben Bagley caught up with earlier this month at Glasgow's

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23/10/2025

"The textural soundscape that Eno creates feels at odds with the presence of Wolfe’s voice at times, like the presence of human life in the vast abundant wilderness."

Lola Nam de Giorgio Reviews 'Liminal', the new album by &

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21/10/2025

"Largely, this huge collaborative undertaking pulses with life, unafraid to hop between genres and allow the guests to totally transform the original tracks or just leave a light touch."

Alex Barnard reviews PinkPantheress' album, 'Fancy That'

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