A Bright Future with Adrianne Lenker
Lenker knows how best to use negative space on Bright Future – defining boundaries of the music and mediating between tension and catharsis.
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Mark Krukov
Jan 192 min read
Sofia Kourtesis’ Madres: “You’re going to want to listen to me”
On the Peruvian producer’s debut album, which she dedicates to her mother, Kourtesis showcases her versatility and immerses us in her life.
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Miel Paek
Oct 9, 20232 min read
Olivia Rodrigo's GUTS: Plunging into the abyss of artistic growth
GUTS cements Olivia Rodrigo's status as the it girl of our generation—a perfect blend of relatability and otherworldly allure.
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Jenny Goodier
Apr 5, 20236 min read
Unknown Mortal Orchestra 'V': Defining definitive
V is, so far, the definition of definitive for Unknown Mortal Orchestra.
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Sheherazade Al Shahry
Feb 15, 20233 min read
Katie Gregson-MacLeod: songs written for piano
There’s an undeniably poetic quality to Katie Gregson-MacLeod’s music that has shone through this soberingly beautiful EP.
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Delilah Committee
Dec 16, 20224 min read
Our albums of the year 2022
To round off our coverage for 2022, we’ve put together some of our own personal favourites for Delilah’s first AOTY list.
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Julia Nycz
Dec 12, 20222 min read
The Miracle isn't over yet: Queen release six newly resurfaced tracks in collector’s edition box set
Audiences of 2022 are shot right back into Queen’s most iconic years.
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Jenny Goodier
Nov 16, 20225 min read
Stumpwork by Dry Cleaning: same recipe, new ingredients?
The band’s latest release further embraces the band’s goofy character.
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Sheherazade Al Shahry
Nov 14, 20223 min read
JVKE: this is what _ feels like
JVKE has created a highly unique sound, all rooted in his primary talent: playing the piano.
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Eleonora Corney
Nov 4, 20222 min read
"More than just music from a bunch of teens": A Closer Look at L'objectif
Their 2022 EP We Aren’t Getting Out But Tonight We Might is only the start of the band’s newfound success.
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Pandora Jones
Nov 3, 20224 min read
The 1975: Being Funny in a Foreign Language
Although not fully cured of the experimentalist hangover from their previous album, The 1975 is back to doing what they do best.
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Miel Paek
Nov 2, 20221 min read
King Krule’s The Ooz - five years on
The Ooz recently had its five year anniversary, so now is a perfect time to revisit the genre-transcending, defining work of Archy Marshall.
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Khalid Zulkefli
Nov 1, 20222 min read
Rosalía embraces her inner-MOTOMAMI with her critically-acclaimed album
This album excels at crafting its own identity.
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Delilah Committee
Oct 28, 20222 min read
Tove Lo produces another superb album for her fans and becomes quite vulnerable in the process
With features from the folk duo First Aid Kit and rapper Channel Tres we hear a new side to her music, and to herself.
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Eleonora Corney
Oct 28, 20224 min read
Dramatic Catharsis: a review of Superache
Conan Gray embraces romantic failures on Sophomore album Superache.
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Eleonora Corney
Oct 21, 20225 min read
Midnights: a love letter to self loathing and confessional pop
Packed with self reflection, sass, and melodies that will have captured even the most passive of listeners - a masterpiece has been born.
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Eleonora Corney
Oct 17, 20223 min read
How Sam Fender revolutionised the music scene with his album Seventeen Going Under
Overall, Sam Fender’s album Seventeen Going Under is nothing short of lyrical and musical perfection.
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Delilah Committee
Oct 5, 20222 min read
Rina Sawayama slays hard for her sophomore album Hold The Girl
If there’s one thing Rina did wrong with this album, it was to not make ‘Frankenstein’ a single.
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Caitlin Chatterton
Nov 11, 20212 min read
GILT impress with explosive new ep: in windows, through mirrors
Despite the brevity of this release, it’s still full to bursting with energy, range, and character.
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Julia Nycz
Nov 6, 20213 min read
Take a chance on ABBA’s new studio album
Who are we to say no to ABBA when they come back to us after 40 years?
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