Alexis Petridis is a journalist and pop critic who writes for The Guardian, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Yahoo News UK. His work has also appeared in The Irish Times. Alexis covers a wide range of music-related topics, including album reviews, rankings, and profiles of artists from various genres.
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Alexis Petridis focuses primarily on music and entertainment news, with an emphasis on reviews. If you are a musician or band releasing new material or have an upcoming event, consider reaching out to Alexis for potential coverage.
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The Welsh producer’s latest handbrake turn takes her from dark-hued ambience to hypnotic euphoria on her poppiest record to date
By: Alexis Petridis
Accompanied by a 53-piece orchestra and 14-strong choir, the pop superstar forsakes many of her biggest hits to perform the entirety of her coolly received new album
By: Alexis Petridis
The band are at an artistic peak on their first album in 16 years: movingly melancholic, with a punchy sound to match the lyrics’ emotional impact
By: Alexis Petridis, Mimi Ibrahim, Helen Pidd, Sami Kent, Hannah Moore, George Mcdonagh, Rudi Zygadlo
Oritse Williams of JLS and the Guardian’s head rock and pop critic Alexis Petridis reflect on the life of Liam Payne, including the extraordinary success of One Direction, and his struggles with the fame that came with it
By: Alexis Petridis
After a run of power ballads and jazz standards – plus the mega-flop Joker sequel – this synthpop single is a reminder of the Gaga of old, while still fitting into Brat-era pop
By: Alexis Petridis
Despite its themes of decline and mortality, the 72-year-old former Only Ones frontman is full of joie de vivre on this wise and empathetic record
By: Alexis Petridis
Born into a line of pirates and possible spies, the guitarist went from Castro-era Cuba to art-pop’s greatest group. As his solo work is reissued, he explains why he was too adventurous for his old band
By: Barney Ronay, Robert Kitson, Louise Taylor, Flora Willson, Arifa Akbar, Lyndsey Winship, Jonathan Liew, Tanya Aldred, Alexis Petridis
What would happen if our arts critics and sports writers swapped roles for a day? How does the English National Opera compare to the Premier League … or the NFL to a West End musical? Our experts found out last week
By: Alexis Petridis
Her distinctive rasp is still magnificent at 76, as she swings through 60 years of hits from Shout! to Relight My Fire
By: Alexis Petridis
A new photography book captures the ramshackle squats and grimy venues that were a playground for confrontationally uncommercial early-90s bands like My Bloody Valentine, Stereolab and Silverfish
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