Music

With his sixth studio album, X, released this past Tuesday, Brown attempts to right his wrongs in the all-telling 21-song album, and manages to do so quite effectively.

Down at the Club provides a rare insight into a period when Steve Earle was at the peak of his popularity. The material also offers the listener an insight into…

For Fans of: Vivian Girls, Haim, The Black Lips

JAWS is hard music to concentrate on. Any momentary distraction and the music dissipates into the background; it’s just rather unmemorable.

While neither the detractors nor those allergic to their vocal sound will be converted, they have still crafted a compelling album; one that makes up for the loss of immediacy…

Songs of Innocence, to put it simply, feels like commercial drivel straight off the conveyor belt.

Innovate and survive; replicate and die. A fitting, if disappointing, legacy for an Interpol album.

To give the world a track with potential and not follow it up is indeed a disappointment, but this in no way detracts from the quality of the single itself.