VINYL FANTASY REVIEWS

ALBUM REVIEW: Turnstile – NEVER ENOUGH

Turnstile return after four years with an album that defies all attempts to label, for better and for worse.

Shkodra Elektronike merge Albanian folk with electronica and house on a brilliantly ambitious EP.

Mainz’s Sharpened.Lives offer a scathing commentary of police state politics on this monstrously heavy single.

Montana’s Bella Wright returns after over a year with her punchiest and most compelling work to date.

House of Protection once again refuse to adhere to expectations or genre, with a killer sophomore EP.

Bouquet continue their trend of being the most exciting emo band you’ve yet to hear with an incredible sophomore EP.

Stavanger’s Mina My releases her most captivating effort to date, with a bittersweet ode to those three words.

Black Country, New Road’s pastoral dreaming unfortunately leaves you feeling a little tired of it all.

Sleep Token’s latest record is both a brilliant and bloated mess of great ideas and uninspired lows.

linoleumville’s haunting debut is an incredible feat of not just musicianship, but artistry.