Bristol-based singer-songwriter James Humphrys talks his second EP, Memory Palace, a record based on reflection and appreciating life.
Category: Reviews
Review: Sleep by Bleach Lab
'Sleep' is the newest single from the South London based indie quartet Bleach Lab, which lead vocalist Jenna Kyle describes as “moody, dreamy and introspective”.
Review: Women in Music Pt. III by HAIM
After delaying the release due to COVID-19, HAIM have finally unveiled what is the album of the summer, writes Emily Calder.
Review: Goodbye to Berlin by Christopher Isherwood
Isherwood's novel is thought provoking, engaging, fuelled by confusing customs and traditions and wrapped in sentiment.
Review: The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath
A brilliant representation of internal turmoil through the eyes of a young woman.
Review: The Half of It
Netflix’s new film The Half of It might just have mastered the perfect balance between the rom com formula and a new take on the genre. Spoilers ahead!
Review: On the Edge of Change by Jennings Couch
On the Edge of Change is the highly-anticipated debut EP from London based singer-songwriter Jennings Couch.
Mellah: ‘Songwriting helps me express parts of myself I don’t understand’
As he releases his latest single, south Londoner Mellah talks to Anna Fox about consumerism, capitalism, and how the true London has died.
Yann Florio: The power of music and the culinary hierarchy
A couple of months after reaching the finals of Masterchef: The Professionals, private chef and entrepreneur Yann Florio seems to have achieved everything. He talks us through his parallel life in music, and his concerns with the food industry.
Fickle Friends: Indie pop with personality
Fickle Friends are just like your mates - funny, self-deprecating, likely tipsy - except they perform at sold-out festivals. Seven years and one Top 10 album in, they’re just getting started.
Review: If Only I Could Tell You by Hannah Beckerman
“Second novels are notoriously tricky beasts,” writes Hannah Beckerman at the end of her new book, yet she was perfectly able to tame hers.
Review: Sody at the Waiting Room
Sody is a 19-year-old pop singer from West London with a beautifully gentle yet strong voice.