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U.S. Girls  Scratch It

On Scratch It, U.S. Girls experiment with the sonic topography of Nashville to further explore the emotional landscape of vulnerability and materiality PopMatters

Reneé Rapp  Bite Me

Hell-raising rocker parties her troubles away on her uproarious second album Rolling Stone

The New Eves  The New Eve Is Rising

Post punk grit and grainy folk might be its kindling, but the fire that follows is all of its own making and certainly not one for beard-stroking analysis or categorisation. Indeed, the maps of contemporary British underground music may need some redrawing, because The New Eves just nudged the compass a few vital, exciting degrees God Is In The TV

Reneé Rapp  Bite Me

She sounds like she’s going to explode with sheer, visceral pleasure The Arts Desk

Reneé Rapp  Bite Me

Reneé Rapp’s BITE ME isn’t an album that’s here to behave. It’s here to unravel, rebuild, scream, flirt, fall apart and dance anyway Spectrum Culture

The New Eves  The New Eve Is Rising

The record is outstanding—a real frustrated release, not just in lyricism but in all aspects. Every instrument plays a crucial part, and every second feels accounted for. It’s not the kind of album which will be music to the ears of everyone, but the ones who get it will get it Far Out

The New Eves  The New Eve Is Rising

The New Eve Is Rising is a confident, adventurous debut, intuitive yet purposeful and full of reinvention’s promise. Print edition only Uncut

The New Eves  The New Eve Is Rising

A record of curious indulgence, ‘The New Is Rising’ stands out through its bloody-minded singularities. A brisk song cycle, The New Eves maintain an incredible sense of unity across its nine-track span – an incantation of identity, it’s an unforgettable debut Clash

The New Eves  The New Eve Is Rising

Velvets-style drone rock, trad folk, anarcho-punk and hippy whimsy are all discernible in the Brighton quartet’s debut album – all played with white-knuckle intensity The Guardian

The New Eves  The New Eve Is Rising

A playful exercise in boundary-pushing and performance DIY

Folk Bitch Trio  Now Would Be A Good Time

When Folk Bitch Trio came up with such distinguished, mature music so early on, what should we expect from them next, then? Spill Magazine

Reneé Rapp  Bite Me

There’s a freedom to ‘BITE ME’ that feels new for Reneé Rapp – it’s a record that is cut from her very core, completely on her own terms, with all her cards on the table, and it is in that environment that she thrives Dork

Reneé Rapp  Bite Me

Her second studio album shines brightest when she lets rip with savage one-liners Evening Standard

Reneé Rapp  Bite Me

Like fellow pop star Olivia Rodrigo, Rapp is often at her best when she’s on the attack, clapping back at the haters and eviscerating her exes The Independent

Reneé Rapp  Bite Me

Grunge-infused You’d Like That Wouldn’t You weaves killer melody into pop gold, pinpointing Reneé Rapp as an artist to watch The Irish Times