• “Huge Highs And Disappointing Lows” – Album Review: IDLES – Crawler

    IDLES’ new album redefines their sound, but this departure from their prior records isn’t consistent across 'Crawler', providing a mixed bag of tracks that hamper the experience as a whole. This isn’t to say IDLES have completely departed from what made them great. Talbot provides shouty but often poignant...
  • Impact’s Music Essentials: 70s Rock

    As part of our 'Impact's Music Essentials' series, Christina talks us through her top ten picks from the 70s rock genre....
  • Bright Tunes For Dark Times: In Conversation with Bull

    From guitarist Dan’s sister’s bedroom in York, indie vanguards Bull talked Christmas gigging, getting signed to a major label, and dreams of a mighty Rock City headliner, with Impact’s Lily Obadiah....
  • Album Review: MISOGI – little*stars

    London-based artist and producer MISOGI is no stranger to the music scene, having produced for huge names in the rap scene, including AJ Tracey, Lil Yachty, Lil Pump, Night Lovell and BONES. His latest project little*stars sees him collaborate with a long list of names, including Dylan Brady of...
  • Album Review: Ashton Irwin – Superbloom

    Gemma Cockrell reviews the debut solo album 'Superbloom' by Ashton Irwin....
  • Film Review: Leto

    Leto (pronounced “lee-air-ta”) translates into ‘summer’ or ‘summertime’. It’s this choice of title that foreshadows what is an intrinsically reminiscent film. Based on the memoirs of Natalya Naumenko, Kirill Serebrennikov’s Leto invites the audience to 1980s Leningrad where, through Natalya’s eyes, we learn about the development of the city’s lively rock...
  • Album Review: Foals – Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost – Part 2

    The two-part album is a rare species in mainstream music, its a big risk that can make an artist’s inconsistencies painfully clear. This year, Foals have proven they possess both the grand designs and the musical skill to pull one off with Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost....