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Menace Beach’s scuzzy second album ‘Lemon Memory’ continues the good work of their debut, but doesn’t really build on it.
With his sixth album ‘Migration’, Simon Green still has a great attention to detail and ability to build nurturing melodies and a rich sense of emotion.
A rundown of our Top 50 Tracks of 2016.
The Student Playlist’s top ten music videos released in 2016.
‘We Got It From Here…’ will be remembered as the perfect farewell from some of the finest godfathers in alternative hip hop.
Strong, old-school production and tireless verses will remind you why Common has outlasted so many other rappers on the scene.
The legendary first album is iconic and remains the water mark for the emo scene, but American Football’s long-awaited second album shows the band grown up and still capturing introspective melancholy in a way that few others can.
‘Do Hollywood’ hints at something very exciting to come, if The Lemon Twigs can separate their own personalities from the musical character studies they’ve so expertly got nailed down.
On their fourth album ‘Cody’, Californian punks Joyce Manor produce their most mature and emotionally profound effort so far.
Green Day’s fire is still alight, but while they aren’t exactly neutered, they do sound diluted.
