Better live.
Following the release of BROCKHAMPTON’s fifth studio album this week, it seems a fitting time to share a throwback review to when I first saw the group in early 2018.
The fifth studio album from boyband BROCKHAMPTON shows maturity, as the group reach for the heights of the SATURATION trilogy and demonstrate their growth as a collective.
Charlie Puth teases listeners on his latest single, as he sadly doesn’t quite reach the quality of his last album.
Mura Masa is back with a brand new rock-infused track, with vocal help from breakout pop star Clairo.
Jack Antonoff’s latest musical project ‘Red Hearse’ have mastered catchy falsetto synth-pop music in their self-titled debut LP.
Despite the album’s title, I sadly can’t say that Young Thug’s new album is ‘So Much Fun’ to listen to.
Jorja Smith is back with an upbeat RnB single after her 2018 debut album ‘Lost and Found’.
Lana Del Rey’s latest release is a beautiful and impassioned call for gun control, on a track with all proceeds going to charity.
Justin Vernon returns with Bon Iver’s fourth studio album, which contains the classic instrumentation and heartfelt vocals listeners expect throughout.
BROCKHAMPTON are back again, this time with a unique brass heavy track, making listeners all the more desperate for their upcoming album.
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