Time has only ripened Neil Young's masterpiece and it continues to showcase his unquenchable creative drive. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/album-ana…

Slaughter Beach, Dog writes an album for the anxious and detail-oriented. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/slaughter…

The hardest working boyband in show business is back after nearly a year-long hiatus, an eternity in the context of their timeline. Their fifth studio album GINGER marks their return and simultaneously represents how much can change in a year. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/review-br…

Georgia collective Neutral Milk Hotel's 1998 cult classic 'In the Aeroplane Over the Sea' blends straightforward lo-fi folk songs with lyrical surrealism, textural experimentation, and a wealth of uninhibited emotion. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/album-ana…

Lover proves the old, romantic Taylor never really went away. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/love-has-…

Tool's first album in 13 years is a disappointing release that dives into their worst elements while refusing to advance their sound. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/review-to…

Forty years later, Stiff Little Fingers' debut album remains one of punk rock's most exhilarating expressions of the anger, boredom and pent-up frustration that emerged from the era. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/album-ana…

Daniel Johnston was an indie legend - a pioneer of the DIY aesthetics that exploded the '80s and '90s musical scene into a new era. RIP. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/the-human…

How the world’s premier experimental hip-hop group blew itself up in more ways than one. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/album-ana…

With the latest release from acclaimed rapper Kanye West just under a week away, we look at who we could hear on the album other than Kanye, including The Chosen One, Ms. Lauryn Hill and Chance The Rapper. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/jesus-is-…

The Welsh alternative rock band’s magnum opus The Holy Bible reaffirmed their principles, reflected the mindset of their troubled chief lyricist, and captured their intellectual appeal. We examine this lost classic as its 25th anniversary has come to pass. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/album-ana…

Taking their album name from a significant change to film in the late 1920s, noise-rockers Girl Band return with a more experimental sophomore record that pushes their sound to the extreme. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/review-gi…

One of the most iconic and awe-dropping albums in pop culture's history gets a deluxe reissue 50 years after its initial release, giving listeners a wider collection of outtakes and new insights into its songwriting process. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/review-th…

If you're sat waiting for Kanye West's #JesusIsKing to drop, why not read our album analysis on his 2008 album, 808s, here: ejectmusic.co.uk/post/album-ana…

‘Ode to Joy’, the twelfth studio album by alt-icons Wilco, marches to a strong beat. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/wilco-ode…

It proves hard to listen to Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds seventeenth album, Ghosteen, which is an expression of pure grief. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/ghosteen-…

The Suburbs is a sprawling, messy opus that shows Arcade Fire at their best and worst. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/arcade-fi…

"An ending fitting for the start" The Libertines' self-titled sophomore album and swansong for their initial run documents the deterioration of a once-in-a-lifetime friendship due to one half's drug addiction. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/album-ana…

The Californian trio’s major-label debut introduced the pop-punk sound to the mainstream while attracting accusations of “selling out” from the DIY punk scene that they emerged from. Twenty-five years later, we look into Dookie’s legacy. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/album-ana…

From “I am a God” to “Jesus saved me”, Kanye West blesses us with his long-awaited and heavily-delayed ninth album, Jesus is King. ejectmusic.co.uk/post/review-ka…