Album and EP Reviews
A look at longer-form releases that caught our attention.
From short EPs to a band’s magnum opus, we give you an in-depth breakdown of new releases and why you need to hear them.
Album Review: Jamie Trevaskis + James Lees – Ghostlight
Experimental yet soothingly accessible, Ghostlight is a stunning collaboration between Jamie Trevaskis and James Lees.
Album Review: Tyson Dickert – Supervoid
Tyson Dickert has said that his new album Supervoid is designed to be played loud. And I have to say, its rock textures work best at rock and roll volume.
Album Review: Basin Lot – Gone Bronze
If you’re in a nostalgic mood and want to bring back summer days and warm nights, good and maybe bad, Basin Lot has the soundtrack for you in Gone Bronze.
Album Review: Chasing Abbey – Cyber Celt
It took ten years of hard work, relentlessly touring and releasing EPs, before Ireland’s Chasing Abbey achieved deserved ‘overnight success’ in 2026.
Album Review: Love Ghost – Cintas Perdidas: Mexico
The new album from Los Angeles quintet Love Ghost was conceived in a time of great change for the band’s guitarist and vocalist, Finn Bell.
Album Review: Trianglecuts – When Death Leaves
Manchester duo Trianglecuts set out an impressive sonic and lyrical manifesto on the new album, When Death Leaves.
Album Review: Paul Mosley and The Red Meat Orchestra – Monkey Hanger
As inventive and sophisticated as this album is, I’d say that a bit of explanation is needed before I go any further.
Album Review: Celestial Skies – Today’s Malaise
I have to admit, I did feel seen when Celestial Skies, aka British singer-songwriter Chris Selman, sings at one point of people being busy being lazy.
