Album Review – VINYL FANTASY REVIEWS

ALBUM REVIEW: Biffy Clyro – Futique

Thirty years deep into their career, Biffy Clyro release a record that offers no reason to get on board with them now.

Merseyside’s Red Rum Club get angry on their country-fuelled fifty record, ‘BUCK’.

‘Keepsake’ is the first record in ten years from Ontario’s New Design, and is a cinematic display of heartfelt emo post-rock.

Marking their first LP release in eight years, ‘Awaken, Asleep.’ is a great reintroduction into the world of Sound of a Smirk.

Arm’s Length offer a beautifully human experience on this folk-infused emo record.

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

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.

PUP’s fifth record is a glorious showcase of how to be introspective and sound fun whilst doing so.

The Casper Fight Scene’s debut record might have been released in January, but that doesn’t stop this from being an essential emo summer record.