Kate French-Morris
Kate is a writer from London. She likes running, sour beer, loud guitars, and euphoric-melancholic pop. If she was a song right now she’d be Jenny by The Mountain Goats.
Julia Michaels – ‘Not In Chronological Order’ review: A showcase of love and pop...
Julia Michaels pulls the strings of pop. Since her teens she’s written songs for a boundless litany of artists: Bieber, Ed Sheeran, Selena Gomez,...
Tom Jones – ‘Surrounded By Time’ review: the Welsh legend joneses for life
In 2012, Tom Jones – one of the elite few who can say they’ve had a drink with Elvis and done an interview on...
Porter Robinson – ‘Nurture’ review: a heartfelt return from the DJ boy wonder
“How do you do music?” Porter Robinson asks on ‘Musician’, the latest single to arrive from ‘Nurture’. “Well, it's easy: you just face your...
PJ Harding & Noah Cyrus – ‘People Don’t Change’ EP review: acoustic pop in...
It’s tricky enough figuring out your true self – let alone when your identity’s been decided for you since birth by way of your...
Du Blonde – ‘Homecoming’ review: distressed DIY garage-pop ready for the jukebox
What do you do when you realise, “I've been a queen, I've been a king, and still I don't fit in”? Well, if you’re...
45s of the week: Japanese Breakfast, Holly Humberstone, Sinead O Brien, and more!
SINEAD O BRIEN: 'KID STUFF'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EYWvqgTXFg
Irish poet and musician Sinead O Brien channels a restlessness inside a stillness on 'Kid Stuff' – watching clocks, sunsets,...
Dry Cleaning – ‘New Long Leg’ review: sharply observational bric-a-brac
“Do everything feel nothing,” Dry Cleaning repeat on the first track of their debut album ‘New Long Leg’. Though that particular song, 'Scratchcard Lanyard',...
Demi Lovato – ‘Dancing With The Devil … The Art of Starting Over’ review:...
Demi Lovato’s recent documentary ‘Dancing With The Devil’ was no airbrushed tale of narcissistic woe, but a disarmingly candid account. By disclosing the traumatic...
Nasty Cherry – ‘The Movie’ EP review: another tempting morsel from the pop-rock girl...
So far, Nasty Cherry’s discography feels like a dress-up box of pop: debut single ‘Win’ with its New Order bassline, the Sky Ferreira tones...
Tune-Yards – ‘sketchy.’ review: playful pop for painful times
Tune-Yards are a Trojan horse of a band. From their colourful Wacky Warehouse of sound emerge dark, difficult subjects, and their fifth release, ‘sketchy.’,...