Good Neighbours’ ‘Blue Sky Mentality’ goes for DOPAMINE OVER Depth
The debut studio album from UK duo Good Neighbours, ‘Blue Sky Thinking’ is light, bright and fun. Does it offer anything more? Not really. Read The Groove’s full review here.
‘The Art Of Loving’ Olivia Dean: NEO-SOUL Pop For The Self-Empowered
A tender portrayal of self-reflection and love in all forms, we’re here to explore ‘The Art Of Loving’, and why this sophomore album is just the beginning for Britain’s next pop icon, Olivia Dean.
Wolf Alice — The Clearing: A Perfect Harmony Of IDENTITY & Performance
As Wolf Alice step into The Clearing and onto the stage of a different calibre, we’re looking at just what makes this album so good. Sincere and self-assured, it’s as complex as the journey of defining yourself.
SOMBR IS THE RISING STAR OF A GENERATION: HIS ALBUM’S HERE TO PROVE IT
Sombr’s debut album is out. I Barely Know Her is a foray into young heartbreak, from an artist destined to become the voice of Gen Z.
Exploring Masculinity 0n Sam Fender & Martin Luke Brown’s Albums
Journey through the ‘People Watching’ tracklist as we pair each song with its ‘man oh man’ counterpart, to uncover what these accidentally twinned albums from Sam Fender & Martin Luke Brown suggest, and ask, about modern masculinity.