Royal Blood - Royal Blood

The self titled debut album from Royal Blood, a British duo who have burst onto the scene with a heavy-hitting rock album that displays exactly what two guys with a drum kit, bass guitar and a voice can do.

Worlds - Porter Robinson

‘Worlds’ is the debut studio album from American producer, Porter Robinson. This album builds on Robinson’s increasingly impressive resumé, showing his talent for not only producing but also displaying his lyrical prowess.

Walking Under Stars - Hilltop Hoods

Picking up exactly where the Hilltop Hoods left off with ‘Drinking from the Sun’, comes their seventh studio album, ‘Walking Under Stars’. From the very first voiceover of the album, the listener sees what Pressure, Suffa, and DJ Debris had been planning since before they started recording ‘Drinking from the Sun’.

Announcement About Review Format

After multiple track-by-track album reviews, I will no longer be writing said reviews. Instead my focus will be entirely on an overall album review, as this gives a better outlook on the album itself rather than the individual tracks.

Another plus of doing overall reviews is the fact that they look a lot cleaner, and more professional. As we all learnt in English class, the best structure for a paragraph is an intro sentence, 3-4 body sentences and a linking sentence. Unfortunately, track-by-track reviews don't allow this traditional paragraph structure and therefore look unprofessional.

I will be keeping the track-by-track reviews that I have already written on my site, and with time will endeavour to convert them into overall reviews. Until then, enjoy the reviews to come and keep an eye out for the special reviews about anything music related.

Arrows (feat. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis) - Fences

The first single off of the sophomore album ‘Lesser Oceans’, from Seattle native, ‘Fences’ a.k.a. Christopher Mansfield. The track also features Grammy-award winning duo Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, with Macklemore lending his rap talent to this astoundingly great song.