Hum – Inlet

Scott Murphy
Reviews
This has been a notable year for veteran artists dropping excellent albums with barely any notice. Fiona Apple pushed up the release of her boldest album yet, X brought the band back together for their first a... Read More...

Refused – War Music

Simon Clark
Reviews
Surely everyone who has ever picked up a guitar, microphone, or drumstick has fantasised about creating an album revered as a bona fide, epoch-defining classic. The dream of having a collection of songs that a... Read More...

Bring Me The Horizon – amo

Jimmy Rowe
Reviews
t's not often that we put our cart before the horse with our Editor's Picks and run a pick before we've had a chance to go more in-depth in a review, but SPOILERS: British rock act Bring Me The Horizon's latest record amo (sixth overall) wound up as my pick for January 2019, and as we never received a promo copy, we haven't had much of a chance to dissect it and let its diverse sounds sink in at the point of publication in order to dedicate a formal review. At the time, I just knew that I liked it. A lot. Now, going on two weeks since release and the album spinning nearly nonstop, it has had the opportunity to sink its hooks in deeper.