Music Editor Letty Gardner discusses why Patti Smith's 1975 debut 'Horses' is an incredible listen and an essential album
Written by Letty Gardner on 14th August 2018
Suraj Hallan tells Redbrick Music why he believes Jennifer Lopez's debut should be labelled a timeless classic
Written by Suraj Hallan on 3rd July 2018
Seventeen years after its release, Gaming editor Nicholas Burton argues that System Of A Down's second album has yet to be matched
Written by Nicholas Burton on 13th March 2018
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
Written by Suraj Hallan on 9th March 2018
James Law discusses exactly why the iconic funk outfit's third record deserves recognition as one of the twentieth century's most influential releases
Written by James Law on 3rd March 2018
Modest Mouse evoked the terror of a rapidly changing world on their 1997 magnum opus, reviews Harry Hetherington
Written by Harry Hetherington on 20th January 2018
Suraj Hallan talks The Spice Girls legendary debut album, an empowering milestone in pop culture feminism
Written by Suraj Hallan on 19th January 2018
Madonna's 1992 visual album represents a landmark in queer and feminist pop music, argues News Editor Gregory Robinson
Written by Gregory Robinson on 6th November 2017
While the rest of the world still revels in the aftermath of Twin Peaks: The Return, Kieran Read discusses the impact of its legendary soundtrack
Written by Kieran Read on 21st October 2017
20 years after its initial release, Suraj Hallan tells us why the Spice Girls' multi-platinum album is still just as relevant and empowering today
Written by Suraj Hallan on 20th October 2017
Greg Woodin waxes lyrical about Counterparts' The Difference Between Hell and Home, hailing it a modern hardcore classic
Written by Greg Woodin on 21st June 2017
Greg Woodin looks back on this cathartic metallic hardcore masterpiece
Written by Greg Woodin on 24th May 2017
