The Mercury First Listen Review: Jorja Smith
Harriet Linnell on Jorja Smith's Lost & Found»
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It would be great to see a bit more grit and energy for the next release»
An eclectic, original yet incredibly memorable first record»
It’s hard not to like Kodaline»
Harriet Linnell on Jorja Smith's Lost & Found»
10 Songs That Happened When You Left Me With My Stupid Heart is a real comeback record»
Good sonically but needs more detailed lyrical thought»
A really great comeback record»
Thought-provoking and relevant»
She exudes a honest and unabashed message»
We had a chinwag with one of Britain's best new bands»
The Maple State really hit the mark here»
This album is extremely enjoyable, filled with a wealth of emotions and exquisitely executed»
An album that swings between real life and freewheeling fantasy with ease»
Mutual Horse is a feast for the senses»
It’s radically different to what Fallon has done before»
A relaxed and fun record about growing up»
Fantastic showcases for Turner’s capabilities as a musician and songwriter»
This remains a bracing listen, and is one of the best contemporary break up albums written this millennium»
We spoke to the band near the end of their five-night Jetrospective residency at the Garage»
Fatherland is an incredibly mixed bag»
A record that fails to impress, delivered without vigour.»
An album whose main quality is its searing honesty and refusal to compromise»
The band sadly remain drifting in the middle of the road»