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The big take-away from Tyron is that Slowthai is on an upward trajectory. The album isn’t quite the best the young rapper could put out, but it’s the best he can do at this moment in time.
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In the true spirit of Valentine’s Day’s uglier half, this playlist is packed with bitter and angry, but upbeat and uplifting songs casting away the guise of a functioning relationship.
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Instead of taking the hints that pop wasn’t the right path to go down, Foo Fighters forged ahead — much to their own chagrin.
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Apart from Hathaway’s effortless performance, “Locked Down” still boils down to a confused quasi-crime-comedy that just doesn’t work out.
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Armed with a working-class experience and sharp commentary, Sleaford Mods don’t pave new ground on Spare Ribs, but they don’t need to.
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The few merits of “Wild Mountain Thyme” are simply not enough to stave off the dry, convoluted execution of Shanley’s screenplay.
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The documentary is a warm and captivating testament to the Bee Gees’ timelessness, adaptability and artistry.
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Frankie and the Witch Fingers’ livestream was not only fun for the audience, but it was clear the band itself was thoroughly enjoying the performance.
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Odin’s Raven Magic hones in on the classical influences that Sigur Rós has always weaved into its music, allowing the beauty of the genre to steep in the dreamy post-rock grandeur the artist is known for.
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Musicians from all walks of life, if you want to give your fans a taste of the past and express your love through music, gift them with a live album.
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