By Cam Delisle
Everyone’s favourite brat returns on a stark companion to Emerald Fennell’s take on the literary gothic.
For someone that’s such a singular voice in the industry – based on his distinctly deep baritone and Elvis-style showmanship, you know when you’re hearing an Orville Peck tune – you wouldn’t expect a collab album to be his next move.
However, bringing acts like Willie Nelson, Elton John, Beck, Kylie Minogue and a variety of country/folk acts along for the ride is a great showcase of the interplay between the certain timelessness of Peck’s style, his influences and the peers he’s currently influencing himself. Unlocking a more fun side of himself and some stylistic diversions, Peck lets the horses loose.
By Cam Delisle
Everyone’s favourite brat returns on a stark companion to Emerald Fennell’s take on the literary gothic.
By Cam Delisle
On her first video-single of the year, the emerging alt-pop voice finds solace in the wake of a break-up.
By Khagan Aslanov
The Salem post-hardcore outfit keep the fury alive on Love Is Not Enough.