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Euphoria review: It is fair to say that it is deceptive how “Euphoria” starts. The opening feels almost delicate, with Rob Damiani’s vocals floating over these shimmering electronic textures that lure you into thinking this might be a straightforward pop track. But Don Broco never plays it safe. Moreover, within seconds of the song starting, […]
Bandaids review: After years of watching Katy Perry chase trends that never quite fit her, “Bandaids” feels like finally getting to hear the artist she’s been trying to rediscover. This isn’t the neon bubblegum pop or the forced EDM experimentation we’ve heard recently. Instead, it’s a guitar-driven track that strips everything back to raw emotion,
Almost Review Lewis Capaldi’s “Almost” catches you off guard right from the start. This is the third single from his Survive EP, and it breaks away from his usual piano ballads by putting an acoustic guitar front and center. What really gets me is how deceptively simple it sounds at first, just voice and fingerpicked
5 Seconds of Summer return with their new single “NOT OK” which was released in September 2024 as the lead single from their sixth album “Everyone’s a Star!” which drops on November 14th. Here, I take a deep dive! Song Analysis (NOT OK Review) “NOT OK” for me marks their most audacious departure in years
Nu metal giants, Limp Bizkit, return with “Making Love to Morgan Wallen”, released on the 12th of September through EA Games under licence to Hollywood Records. Song Analysis (Making Love to Morgan Wallen Review) After four years of silence, Limp Bizkit crashes back into the music scene with “Making Love to Morgan Wallen,” and honestly,
Scottish rockers, Biffy Clyro, return with their new song, “True Believer,” and it yet again proves why they are still regarded as one of the most potent rock bands in the scene. Song Analysis (True Believer Review) “True Believer” by Biffy Clyro features the bands unique production techniques and sophisticated instrumentation choices that highlight their
Sabrina Carpenter is proving once again that she is not just a one-hit wonder with her impressive new pop single, “Tears”. The track sits in second place on her new album, “Man’s Best Friend”, perfectly positioned to lead on from “Manchild”. Released through Island Records, this track is one that ticks a lot of my
British rock band Wolf Alice return as mighty as ever with their new song “Just Two Girls” from their recently released album “The Clearing”. Song Analysis (Just Two Girls Review) The song manages to sound both nostalgic and completely fresh at the same time in my opinion. Ellie Rowsell’s voice carries a conversational quality that
Conan Gray, the American singer-songwriter and former YouTube star, has just dropped his new track “Caramel” from his recently released album, “Wishbone”. Released under exclusive licence to Republic Records, Conan proves why he is regarded as one of the brightest newcomers to pop, and he strips himself completely bare through his voice! Song Analysis (Caramel
After waiting five long years, Deftones just dropped something that feels like getting struck by lightning in a cathedral. “Milk of the Madonna” hit streaming platforms on August 8th and immediately reminded everyone why this Sacramento band remains untouchable in the heavy music world. I’ve been following Deftones since their early days, and this track
Chappell Roan continues where she left off with “The Giver” with her new single, “The Subway” released through Amusement Records on the 1st of August 2025 and produced by Dan Nigro. Song Analysis (The Subway Review) The song represents a stunning evolution from the Midwest Princess who conquered pop music with theatrical maximalism. This dreamy
Legendary rocker, Paul Weller, rocks up this week with his new single “Clive’s Song” released under exclusive licence to Parlophone, and it features Robert Plant from Led Zeppelin. Song Analysis (Clive’s Song Review) The song was produced by Steve Cradock, the guitarist for Ocean Colour Scene, and it sees the former Jammer dip his foot
Robbie Williams is back and with a bang, he returns to his rockier roots with new song, “Spies” from his upcoming album “BRITPOP” out on the 11th of October. It was produced by Karl Brazil, Owen Parker, Sam Miller & Martin Terefe and released under exclusive license to Sony Music Entertainment. Song Analysis (Spies Review) It is evident that
From the very first listen, “Bag of Bones” is impossible to escape. The song demonstrates Lord Huron’s ability to create sounds that feel powerful yet personal, pulling us into their distinctive world of folk-tinged rock storytelling. Vocally, the performance is nothing short of superb. The delivery carries that signature Lord Huron blend of vulnerability and
I wasn’t expecting to get emotional over a song named after a Big Brother host, but here we are. Wet Leg’s latest single “davina mccall” got me, and I’m still wondering how they managed to turn such a quirky concept into something quite moving. It was produced by Dan Carey, features on the “Moisturizer” and
Lewis Capaldi is back and it is a surprise, to say the least! He returns on top form too with his new song, “Survive”, his first release in almost 2 years after taking a break to concentrate on his mental health. Song Analysis (Survive Review) “Survive” is typical of Lewis Capaldi. It is everything I
After weeks of cryptic social media posts featuring amber imagery and phrases like “an insect trapped in amber,” Muse, the UK rockers have finally emerged from their three-year creative hibernation with “Unravelling.” Released on 20th June as their first new material since 2022’s “Will Of The People,” this single feels like both a return to
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Just had “West Life” on repeat for the past hour and honestly, I’m completely hooked. This track hits different from what we usually get from AJ Tracey, and I mean that in the best possible way. First thing that grabbed me was how smooth the production feels. You can tell he worked with Nathaniel London
As evidenced by Yellowcard and their new release, “Better Days”, Pop-punk never dies. This new arrival from the American group was released on the 28th of May 2025 through Better Noise Music and produced by Travis Barker; it immediately sends me back to my skater heydey! Song Analysis (Better Days Review) What I love most
Sabrina Carpenter is back and with a summer anthem she delivers “Manchild”. This new song from Sabby is just as infectious as you would expect and it dropped officially on the 5th of June via Island Records. Song Analysis (Manchild Review) “Manchild” is a bit of a genre-bender. It has a synth-pop undercurrent which blends
