dodie’s You towards mental health and LGBTQA+ representation, ukulele in hand
The highly anticipated EP You by dodie presents honest and hopeful songs, with references to mental illness and coping with it, as...
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Music
Arcade Fire: Everything Now – a ‘non-concept’ album short on substance
Ed Butterfield
Aug. 9
Raskit – ‘A Dizzee Rascal Renaissance’ showing an uninhibited sense of identity
Malcolm Lowe
Aug. 7
Randy Newman’s Dark Matter: From history and humour to gut-wrenching emotion
Reece Goodall
Aug. 2
That Summer ‘17 Vibe: Music for a carefree summertime sundown
Jill Lupupa
Jul. 24
Cigarettes after Sex – Modern day lullabies to escape the pressures of productivity
Lakshmi Ajay
Jul. 21
That Summer ‘17 Vibe: Another compilation of summer tunes
Tosin Ajisafe
Jul. 18
Meadowlark’s debut album Postcards – a mature examination of love
Daljinder Johal
Jul. 10
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- 3Grime time at the O2 Academy – Stormzy, Live in Birmingham
- 4Review: This Old Dog – Mac DeMarco fine-tuning his sound
- 5Stormzy’s Gang Signs & Prayer – An undoubtable breakthrough
- 6Relaxer – alt-J’s latest album reverb fuelled by video game visuals
- 7New Music: A change in direction; Harry Styles’ solo debut heads into Bowie territory
- 8Resistance Rap in California – The History and the Present
- 9AJ Tracey at The O2 Institute – the Wild and the Mild
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