After decades of John Oates enduring the perpetual underestimation as ‘the other half’ of Hall & Oates, his self-titled seventh solo album arrives as an artistic statement of
After fifteen years of silence, one of the most idiosyncratic bands of the nineties returns this week with “A Matter of Time”, and it feels as though we
The wall never had a chance. In October 1984, Tom Petty stared at yet another mixing board in yet another sterile Los Angeles studio, listening to the same
In a quiet hotel, far from the hustle and bustle of the music industry, Alan Parsons shares grilled prawns with his wife. It’s an ordinary Tuesday afternoon; no
After a bitter break with frontman Huey Morgan, the New York band emerges with their first album since 2010, and they’re not holding back. It’s Thursday afternoon when
Twenty years after their breakthrough with “With Love and Squalor”, We Are Scientists prove that consistency and innovation can go hand in hand. The American duo Keith Murray
Twenty-one years after his first covers album “Studio 150”, Paul Weller returns to reinterpreting songs by others with “Find El Dorado”. Where his earlier attempt still felt like
After four years of silence, Justin Bieber announces his return with “SWAG,” an album that perhaps raises more questions than it answers. The Canadian pop star surprised fans
The Birmingham duo Big Special proves with their second album “National Average” that success doesn’t have to weaken; on the contrary, it has only sharpened their perspective. Last
After the overwhelming success of “Grey Area” (2019), “Sometimes I Might Be Introvert” (2021), and “No Thank You” (2022), it seemed almost impossible for Little Simz to raise
