'Like You'll Never See Me Again' is a good track, but falls short of what it could have been, Sarah Mawson writes

Redbrick's Katie Norris gets us excited for ValeFest Goes Virtual on June 6th by discussing the work of the society and talking to some of the artists about how they've been preparing

Arlo Parks' Black Dog' feels like a beautiful, stripped back version of her poem by the same name, Music Critic Elsie Brown writes

The Redbrick community of 2019-20 come together to tell us the songs that make them think of our beloved student paper, as compiled by Deputy Editor Lydia Waller

Music Critic Robbie Hawken states that whilst Making a Door Less Open is not a perfect album, it must be listened to, and works as a how-to guide on experimenting with a band's sound without losing their original identity

The new single from Khruangbin deviates from their traditional psychedelic sound to tune into a funkier frequency, Digital Editor Holly Pittaway writes

how i'm feeling now is an unexpected follow up to Charli XCX's previous album, but is a welcome one nonetheless, encapsulating a feeling that everyone's going through during lockdown

As the only Pink Floyd album to receive a 10/10 score from Pitchfork, Music Critic James West considers the ways in which it deserves its perfect rating

On the ten year anniversary of its initial release, Music Critic Seb Rolley reviews what was originally going to be LCD Soundsystem's final album

Music Critic Catrin Jackson writes that PDLIF, the new single from Bon Iver, offers a blanket of comfort during uncertain times

What Kinda Music may be sonically incohesive, it's this that draws a listener in, and is an album of significant technical growth for Tom Misch, Music Critic Annie Gashi writes

The 1975 have created an album of genre experimentation, and although it has highs and lows, it's well worth listening to the entire thing, Music Critic Anya Logue reviews