Album Review: You Me At Six – Cavalier Youth
UK rockers, You Me At Six, seemed to be unstoppable while they elevated from strength to strength through the motions of ‘Take Off Your Colours’, ‘Hold Me Down’, and the….
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Album Review: James Vincent McMorrow – Post Tropical
James Vincent McMorrow is an Irish Folk/Indie singer from Dublin. His debut album, ‘Early in the Morning’, was released in early 2011 which gathered high praise from critiques. ‘Post Tropical’….
Album Review: The Jezabels – She’s So Hard
Imagine Daughter, The XX, Little Red, Evanescence and Mumford and Sons all rolled into one. What do you get? The Jezabels! With their up tempo sound and nostalgic vocals, this….
Single Review: Wild Beasts – ‘Wanderlust’
When I found out that Wild Beasts had returned with a new single, I entered in what can only be described as an uncontrollable fit of excitement. With their graceful….
Album Review: Frankie & The Heartstrings – The Days Run Away
So, the ever chirpy Northerner’s Frankie and the Heartstrings are back, but boy, have I missed them! I recently learnt that their record store Pop Recs Ltd in Sunderland was….
Foster The People Announce New Album ‘Supermodel’
Foster The People have revealed they will release their second album Supermodel, on 24th March, 2014 through Columbia Records. The album, which has been produced by Paul Epworth, is the….
Fortitude Album Of The Year: 1) Bad Blood – Bastille
We’ve seen Kodaline, Kanye West, Foals, Arctic Monkeys, Haim and many more make our Top 10 albums of the last year, and now it’s time to give recognition to our….
Fortitude Album of The Year: 4) Queens of the Stone Age – …Like Clockwork
This is not so much of a review but a celebration of what is such a well made and constructed album; Queens of the Stone Age released the album ‘…Like….
Fortitude Album Of The Year: 5) Bob Dylan – Another Self Portrait
Over forty years down the road, the answer to Greil Marcus’ immortal question, ‘What is this shit?!’, has finally been answered. When the original ‘Self Portrait’ studio album had been….
Fortitude Album Of The Year: 7) CHVRCHES – The Bones of What You Believe
The Scottish trio’s debut album combines bullish song-writing with immaculate 80’s electro sounds. Following a stint at University in law and journalism, a long passion for music re-surfaced as Lauren….