Music Critic Sammy Andrews argues that Taylor Swift's Red is an essential album which fits any mood

While it may only be a year old, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' Ghosteen has cemented itself as one of the group's finest works, Music Writer Callum Costello reviews

Deputy Digital Editor Holly Pittaway introduces us to the work of Still Woozy, an artist that she claims to be the most underrated of our time

Music Critic David Evans introduces us to Birmingham based band Chartreuse, and gives an overview of their EP Even Free Money Doesn't Get Me Out of Bed

Music Editor Gemma Elgar urges everyone to listen to Bleachers, the perfect artist for the beginning of summer, whose music ranges from cathartic pop belters, to some beautifully laid back, introspective tracks

James West explores the lesser-appreciated line up of Fleetwood Mac following Lindsey Buckingham's departure, and the more mature album that came as a result

Music Writer Noah Tombs reflects on 'Inside' and why it's one of the best tracks Earl Sweatshirt has produced to date

Music Editor Letty Gardner discusses why Patti Smith's 1975 debut 'Horses' is an incredible listen and an essential album

Suraj Hallan tells Redbrick Music why he believes Jennifer Lopez's debut should be labelled a timeless classic

Seventeen years after its release, Gaming editor Nicholas Burton argues that System Of A Down's second album has yet to be matched

Music critic Suraj Hallan talks us through the ups and downs of Mariah Carey's 25-year career, culminating in her Greatest Hits album, #1 To Infinity

James Law discusses exactly why the iconic funk outfit's third record deserves recognition as one of the twentieth century's most influential releases