A Swiftie shares their thoughts on the latest album from Taylor Swift.

The band embrace their true authentic selves on this project.

An intense dystopian war thriller with pockets of political commentary.

Mike Kinsella continues to set a gold standard with his latest opus.

An EP which not only reimagines tracks from the band's latest album, but breathes new life into them.

A rock record that doesn’t push the boat too far away from the safety of the shore.

Not boring enough to be bad, not good enough to recommend.

Surprisingly more enjoyable than expected.

Our podcasters review and order five albums released in March 2024.

A band confronting things they have previously shied away from, allowing them to embrace their full potential.

Bringing together music bloggers to discuss music highlights from March.

One of the most unique and gripping horror films in recent years.

Cardiff’s answer to Ty Segall impress on sophomore effort.

Four reviews in one collated round-up from the past week's releases.

Ultrasound gives unthinkable tragedy a voice, transforming it into an uplifting healing process.

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Fine shoegaze debut from Leeds sextet Shoegaze records either invite you into their mesmerising world or fail to leave a mark. The...

Anglo-Parisian quartet’s debut oozes with unbridled positivity All-out positivity on record often treads a fine line between that joy...

Four of the albums we'll be discussing in the April episode of our Album of the Month podcast have been chosen: (i think) i might be...

New Music Weekly⁠'s Karl Blakesley and ⁠Mama Mañana Records founder, Kiley Larsen, join ⁠5-9⁠ editor, Andrew Belt, to run the rule over...