Rogue Jones – Dos Bebés (Album Review)
Welsh musicians Bethan Mai and Ynyr Morgan Ifan, known as Rogue Jones, not only make music together but also make babies. While this may sound like an odd way to…
Single Reviews: 28 March 2023: Native Son, Romi O, Boris Rogowski, B.B.d00M, Guillem S. Benet
Photo by Lukas Rychvalsky Native Son – Good King Pleasant alternative New York-based multi-instrumentalist, singer, producer, and visual artist Ano Chrispin goes by the nom de plume Native Son. On…
Tag Cloud – Present Nature (Album Review)
The difference between country and city living is quite drastic. A bucolic setting affords one much space for reflection and provides a connection to nature, while the city gives one…
Torre di Fine – Girl On The Shore (Album Review)
Much like how the human experience is a series of patterns chronologically stacked on top of each other, music layers different frequencies, moods, and ideas together to create an abstract…
Single Reviews: 21 March 2023: Charlotte Reinhardt, KAVOS, Jasperjasper, Hasard Noir, PACKS
Photo by Kyle Johnson Charlotte Reinhardt – Laska neoclassical jazz Pianist, composer, and producer Charlotte Reinhardt splits her time between France and Spain, working on compelling and deeply meditative music.…
Hourloupe – Three Nights in the Wawayanda (Album Review)
The decline in the reading of literature is a well-documented phenomenon. The bottomless ocean of human imagination, which can most effectively be communicated through literature, is being left behind for…
M(h)aol – Attachment Styles (Album Review)
As a society, we still don’t give enough credit to the power of angry songs. Instead, we tend to prize them for their fury, energy, and catharsis when listening to…
Single Reviews: 15 March 2023: girlfriend., Lauren Lakis, Antoine Duclos, St Catherine’s Child, Kamil Kowalczyk
Photo by Athena girlfriend. – Trust rock The music of Dublin outfit girlfriend. is as stylized as their lowercase and punctuated name. Their softly melodic verses are counterbalanced with extensively…
Abrasive Trees – Epocha (Album Review)
We might gather a few dozen epochs in our life, experiences bookended by the different perspectives of the human experience. These periods become essential to our identity, and relishing in…
Hero Dog – mt.hood (Album Review)
Some people can’t understand why Seinfeld ended at the height of its popularity. The sitcom, widely regarded as the best of the ’90s, ended when its writers and producers decided…