A far more cutting take on alt-pop sees daine reach unforeseen heights on their newest album.
Tag: alt-pop
Digging into her most personal work to date, Jesse Jo Stark earmarks herself as an exceptional singer-songwriter on her new album.
Although Disgusting Sisters have promise, the arrangement of their debut and its approaches to indie- and alt-pop leave a hell of a lot to be desired.
Tighter, catchier and more arresting than could’ve ever been expected, Honey Revenge surpass themselves unequivocally for one of the pop-rock albums of the year.
Finally untethered and with creative energy to burn, Waterparks’ newest is the best they’ve put out in a long while.
In this Review Round-Up, DevilDriver are back to their old tricks once again, but fortunately, there’s a much better selection in dark-pop from Au/Ra, hardcore from No Cure, and groove-metal from Red Method.
On their debut full-length, Exploring Birdsong take their graceful, progressive piano-pop further than ever before.
Sofia Isella’s dark alt-pop only seems to grow in stature, as her newest UK tour brings her to Manchester’s Albert Hall.
Inexplicably, The All-American Rejects’ first album in 14 years is a strong example of their era’s pop-rock updated and refreshed.
As they join the ranks of fast-rising alt-pop acts ready to take on the world, Balu Brigada’s UK tour makes its stop in Manchester.