Lucinda Dodd

When indie singer-songwriter Chloe Moriondo played The Bodega this month, it was an evening of pride flags and lots of Dads. Lucinda Dodd reviews....

As 2021 draws to a close, Impact's Reviews Team have come together to give their thoughts on their favourite albums of the year, featuring releases from MARINA, Inhaler, Dean Blunt, Architects, Tinashe, Jazmine Sullivan and Chase Atlantic....

2021 is drawing to a close, so it's the perfect time to look back at the best music that has been released this year. Over the last couple of weeks, Impact's Music Collaborators have been voting in a survey to crown their artist of the year, group of the...

It’s an exciting time for Sea Girls: the four-piece male indie rock band (yes, Sea Girls are all men!) have just embarked on an extensive UK tour, and their sophomore album 'Homesick' is due to come out in January 2022. Whilst prepping for three weeks of bus life, lead...

If you know Lana Del Rey as the patriotic pop princess who sings about her ‘Summertime Sadness’ with a beehive even Priscilla Presley would envy, then her newest album ‘Chemtrails Over The Country Club’ might be a shock. Experimenting with country and a more stripped-back style, Del Rey proves...

Lucinda Dodd Singer-songwriter Sia’s directorial debut Music is a masterclass in how not to make a film. The unevolved characters, lumbering plot, and failed art-house film feel are not even its biggest problem. Instead, it’s the unpalatable and dangerous depictions of autism that have caused it to be lambasted...

Lucinda Dodd and Gemma Cockrell reflect on April's album releases for Impact's 'A Year of Music' special....