Music journalism

Empoword Journalism • 1st November 2022

REVIEW: 'True North' by A-ha

Norwegian pop band A-ha embrace Nordic living in their latest album True North. This is an album that cements the members together, showcasing true camaraderie, whilst also proclaiming them to be individuals who each contribute something special to the band.

Delilah Magazine • 28th October 2022

Dramatic Catharsis: a review of Superache

Conan Gray embraces romantic failures on Sophomore album Superache. Having come a long way since his older YouTube videos, Gray is now being dubbed as the Prince of Sad Songs.

The Tab • 27th October 2022

These lyrics from Taylor Swift's Midnights were practically written for London students

‘Ask me what I’ve learned from all those years, ask me what I’ve learned from all those tears’

Empoword Journalism • 21st October 2022

Lay Your Money on Isaac Dunbar: The Rise of the Young Musician

Isaac Dunbar is back and better than ever with the 8 track EP ‘Banish The Banshee.’ Lively tracks all tied together with that hint of sadness and longing that Dunbar knows how to use so well.

Delilah Magazine • 21st October 2022

Midnights: a love letter to self loathing and confessional pop

Taylor Swift has done it again. Midnights is compiled of ‘the stories of 13 sleepless nights’ scattered throughout her life, but is the album, released amidst her re-recording her first 6 studio albums, set to be a smash hit like the rest? Let’s find out.

Delilah Magazine • 21st October 2022

"Our dream venue is to play on the moon": Bayboards live and in conversation

Electric. If I had to choose one word to describe Bayboards’ second London gig, it would be electric. Punchy vocals partnered with mind blowing drums, and all tied together with hearty guitar riffs.

Delilah Magazine • 17th October 2022

How Sam Fender revolutionised the music scene with his album Seventeen Going Under

Geordie icon Sam Fender did it again: breaking back into the music scene with his sophomore album, Seventeen Going Under.