Goldskool and Erbagrama Reviewed
January 1, 2026
Goldskool – Site & Sand
Yeah, maybe those cranky old men were right. Maybe there’s just too much music in the world. Certainly, and there can be no debate here, most of it is terrible, and created by people who just want to pay the bills and nothing…
Blackhill and Solbore Reviewed
January 1, 2026
Blackhill – Angel’s Elegance (Dusk Version)
Unless your work is in the theatre or treating patients inside a mental asylum, chances are that most of your days are spent interacting with ordinary, regular people whose actions or opinions never jump out. Let’s…
"Let Forever Be" Meaning by The Chemical Brothers Explained
November 9, 2025
Like Oasis, The Chemical Brothers were a wholly British phenomenon. A duo of DJs presenting a dance sound designed to be played on gigantic arena stages, The Chemical Brothers blended together underground hip hop, soul, and rock sounds without any discrimination. At their…
Christian Cohle and Vilde Reviewed
November 4, 2025
Christian Cohle – Oh It Must Be Nice
My friend makes toys using a 3D printer and the Amidon fabric that makes you want to order chips. They come out looking beautiful, and kids want to buy them at events. They’re cheap to make, cheap to buy, and easy to enjoy. But…
MikroBrute and KRAMON Reviewed
October 7, 2025
MikroBrute – Stress
Acoustic guitars still get sold by the boatloads. People are still paid to get and tune pianos. And, if you run a quick internet search, you’re bound to locate a social club that meets every Friday to read out loud song lyrics to each…
Saturn Return - “no strings” Review
June 26, 2025
There was a time, remembered by a lucky few, when progressive rock bands could record double albums aimed at retelling the Bible and still go platinum and record 20-minute-long songs that changed key and time signature at lightning speeds and still sell out Madison Square…
Korfian - “Digital Brutalism” Review
June 26, 2025
“Who are you when you’re not online?” That’s the philosophical question of the era, a query meant to reveal your true self, the parts that you keep hidden and your deepest intentions. It’s a vital question for sure and one that most modern people, netizens, nearly…
Intolerable Life and Dario Emu Reviewed
June 16, 2025
Intolerable Life – River of Silver
There’s never been a greater interest in so-called “World Music.” Much of this is due, of course, to the internet’s potential to serve as a digital, global record collection. If you’ve any interest in music, you can…
Wandour - “Iridescent Serenade” Review
May 16, 2025
It’s not just the passing of time that changes music, but the advancement in technology. The Luddites who’d like to carry a wind-up record player to a picnic will surely get your attention, but they’re unlikely to start a trend.
For most of us, carrying…