With a run in pop that’s had some genuinely impressive longevity, The Script’s momentum is in no danger of drying up, as—alongside Tom Walker—their world tour stops by in Liverpool.
Tag: pop
A grander turn through cinematic ambition gives Mothica’s alt-pop the boost into true strength that it’s needed all along.
Once again, the shadow of 5 Seconds Of Summer is no burden for Ashton Irwin, now flexing his classic rock muscles in a varied and vivid manner.
With colour and creativity in abundance, and superstar potential on full display, Remi Wolf’s new album is an undisputed pop highlight of 2024.
In this Review Round-Up, the grand return of Pijn takes the top spot, followed by emotional hardcore from top talent in Love Letter, and a pair of super-strong breakout EPs from beccs and Terminals.
Even as survivor of pop-punk’s most disposable era ever, there’s no reason to expect even greater staying power from LØLØ on such an unremarkable debut.
In this Review Round-Up, Home Counties and Oakman deliver the good amid a middling effort from Daytime TV, and an extremely unflattering one from Diamond Construct.
In this Review Round-Up, the risers indelibly head things up with strong new statements from SNAYX and The Chisel, against a solid yet uneven new one from My Life Story, and Takida’s latest that’s just plain dull.
Still scrambling on many years after their peak, the Plain White T’s find themselves in mushy, maudlin pop territory that, to the surprise of no one, is awful.
It’s an edit or two away from being a great pop album, but Mariel Loveland’s newest is still her strongest body of work under the Best Ex moniker yet, to a considerable degree.