In this episode, I review Foals’ latest record ‘Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Pt. 1’, which is both a mouthful to say, but also to hear, so don’t fret. It's the fifth studio album from the British band and is considered the first part of a two-piece project, the later record slated for a September release. Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast for all my reviews and follow me on twitter @Seek-A-Critique for updates on all my content.

In this episode, I’ll be taking you through David Gray’s eleventh studio album ‘Gold in a Brass Age’. The album was released on March 8th under Gray’s own label IMT, it’s produced by Ben DeVries and It’s his first new material in four years. Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast for all my reviews and follow me on twitter @Seek-A-Critique for updates on all my content.

Introducing... 'Rapid-Fire Reviews', a new bitesize podcast series from Seek-A-Critique! Each week I’ll be giving you my opinions on the latest and greatest releases in the worlds of music, television and film, all in under four minutes an episode! That's the same length as a song*! So feast your ears on this weekly digest, as you sit back listen and enjoy* the crème de la crème of critiques…

*Excludes Bohemian Rhapsody.

*Enjoyment not guaranteed, T&C's apply, please see seek-a-critique.co.uk or follow @Seek_A_Critique for more details.

In this episode, we attempt to uncover if history is indeed written by the victors? We take an in depth look at two cherished British figures, including Winston Churchill, deconstructing their glorified careers, with a postcolonial lens.