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Thirty Three RPM editor Alex Thompson dives into the dark and booming sounds of the new Westside Gunn album. Beginning with a clean cut...

Ale De Capitani dissects the latest weird and wonderful album from the unstoppable Enter Shikari. Nothing Is True & Everything Is...

Graphic designer George Macland serves up a diverse and eclectic assortment of tunes - from Radiohead and The Chemical Brothers to...

Plastic People's Max Taylor delves into the bizarre and warped world of Yves Tumor with Heaven To A Tortured Mind. It is hard to describe...

Everything After Midnight's Jacob Cooper shares his favourite tracks from York, Yorkshire and the North West. A link to the playlist can...

In today's long read, Alex Thompson takes a look back at the chaotic and complex world of Death Grips with their magnum opus - The Money...

Thirty Three RPM Editor Alex Thompson provides today's featured playlist, an angsty and claustrophobic blend of post-punk, noise rock and...

Alex Thompson delves into the warped and twisted mind of Kanye West with today's long read, a review of 2013's Yeezus. Riding high on the...

This review was originally published for Nouse (10/04/2020) and has been republished for portfolio purposes. No one has changed the...

With our first long-read Classic Review, Alex Thompson dissects Doolittle With Doolittle, US alt-rock band Pixies forever changed the...

Alex Thompson reviews the latest album from Thundercat, a breathtaking fusion of genre, styles and tones Accompanied with a fanfare of...

Alex Thompson review the latest mixtape from London MC Headie One and super-producer Fred Again. With Music X Road, Headie One exploded...

Yonas Campbell reviews the debut album from 'creaspop' group FEET. Creasepop has arrived in style, and it’s teasing you to join in the...

Jacob Cooper reviews Cage The Elephant's 2019 album Social Cues. Cage The Elephant seem to have seen yet another shift in musical...

Alex Thompson reviews Sorry's latest album, 925. With their latest release, London quartet Sorry deliver a tight and moody collection of...

Today's playlist is a throwback to a time before the Corona Virus, before Brexit, even before the financial crash. A better time. Yonas...

With a band that’s shot to fame so quickly, it can be easy to ignore their back catalogue. Often people just start with the band’s first...

On her 5th solo project, Katie Crutchfield (aka. Waxahtachee) delivers her most powerful and immersive songwriting, with soaring choruses...

Today's playlist is curated by UoY BandSoc's resident Italian, band mum and treasurer: Ale De Capitani. Combining chill indie and pop...

It can be hard to create a pop album that leans so heavily on the past. It can be irritatingly self-referential, it can be smug in its...