Shelf Life is Northeast Party House’s best album to date and is bound to fling them to a level of appreciation and adoration that they’ve always deserved.
“Littered with catchy melodies and sensual production that encourages you to observe the summer sunset in a horizontal position, all while a melancholy dreaminess pervades the record.”
“ALLTY4 is also about an unquantifiable catharsis. Trippie has long emphasised the relatability of his lyrics. And, as it happens, ALLTY4 is a defining work.”
“Del Rey tiptoes between hopeless realism and fantastical love in a way no other contemporary can, and each side – like devils and angels upon her shoulder – is incredibly authentic to her.”
The Hilltop Hoods are cleverly innovating on their own terms. As they enter their 25th year, The Great Expanse is about longevity, yes, but also bridging generational divides.
