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Jack Carson gives ENRG Culture the rundown on the new debut Solo-LP by Baby Cool What happens when you take the infectious lounge pop of the early 90s The Cardigans and have it collide with the psychedelic tones of The Dark Side of the Moon? You get Baby Cool’s Debut Solo LP, Earthling on the Road to Self-Love. Baby Cool is the persona of Grace … Continue reading Baby Cool – Earthling on the Road to Self-Love
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Melanie Martinez is back from the dead with ‘Portals’, a gorgeously twisted body of work. Natasha Turnbull reports… I’ve always felt as though 27-year-old singer/songwriter Melanie Martinez pushed musical boundaries with her first two albums ‘Crybaby’ and ‘K-12’. Now, she’s back, and more twisted than ever before. From the release of her first album, she created a universe surrounded by the character ‘Crybaby’. However, the sinister … Continue reading REVIEW: Melanie Martinez – Portals
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Emma Latto shares her thoughts on Miley Cyrus’ eighth album, Endless Summer Vacation, after her single Flowers went viral earlier this year… Flowers proved a massive commercial success following its release on the 12th of January this year. The lead single of Miley Cyrus’ new album, Endless Summer Vacation, broke Spotify records as the most streamed song in a week and remained Number 1 in … Continue reading REVIEW: Miley Cyrus – Endless Summer Vacation
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Esme Violet Anderson reveals her thoughts of the magical story when she went to watch it at The Edinburgh Playhouse last night… As I sat down in the theatre, there was a sense that we were about to enter a world of pure imagination. The theatre was alive with energy and excitement. Who doesn’t love the story of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory? The show … Continue reading Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Review
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Zosia Stanton shares her thoughts on Lizzy McAlpine’s debut album, five seconds flat… For a while, I didn’t believe I could find an album that compared to the beautifully desolate feeling I would get listening to Phoebe Bridgers’ Punisher or Taylor Swift’s folklore. However, five seconds flat by Lizzy McAlpine has proven me wrong. This is the Philidelphia-based singer-songwriter’s second record and has grasped fans … Continue reading REVIEW: five seconds flat – Lizzy McAlpine
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Jack Carson shares his thoughts on the Friday singer’s debut album… After the success of 2021’s Rebecca Black Was Here EP, Black is in the middle of a career renaissance. Black is known mostly for her track Friday which she released at just 13 years old. Friday was coined “the worst song ever” by Yahoo! Music and the young star was suddenly the subject of … Continue reading Review: Rebecca Black – Let Her Burn
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Liam Eunson gives his thoughts on the latest release from grime superstar Slowthai… Northampton’s most controversial music artist, Slowthai, is back with his third studio album UGLY. Making his return to the world of grime, Slowthai, is back and looking to redirect focus towards his music after a 2-year break, which saw him going back to his roots with a chain of small £1 pub … Continue reading Review: Slowthai – UGLY
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Logan Walker takes the genre of Jazz to task in the latest instalment of Man vs Critics… I like to consider myself an equal-opportunities listener. A man with eclectic taste, if you will allow me to be so pretentious. I try not to box myself into listening to only one or two genres of music. I’ll happily give them all a bash. Well, maybe not … Continue reading Man vs Critics: Jazz
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Kitty Houston discusses her love for the latest record by Glasgow-based musician, Joesef… For the last four years, Joesef has built his reputation as one of the most exciting young talents in the UK pop scene. Following several highly successful EPs that introduced his willingness to explore difficult themes through lucid pop hymns, Permanent Damage has been a highly anticipated album for fans of the … Continue reading REVIEW: Joesef – ‘Permanent Damage’
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Brandon Bethune tells us why the rock band’s latest show in Glasgow wasn’t his favourite… I don’t know what it is about Black Veil Brides, and lead singer Andy Biersack specifically, but there’s something about their live performances that doesn’t quite mesh together well. When I saw Andy Biersack perform solo in 2019 at The Garage, I was thrilled to see one of the cornerstones … Continue reading REVIEW: Black Veil Brides: Live from the O2 Academy
