Phondupe – Silo
As early as the 1950s, folks yielding guitars and their associates, manically trying to keep time by banging the drums, were greeted as apostles of the impending Apocalypse, spewing out truths that could decay the heart of millions.
While…
Don’t turn away: Farees and Pixel Grip reviewed
February 19, 2021
Pixel Grip – Pursuit
It’s always dangerous, if you’re trying to be a critic of anything, to know too much about the subjects you’re reviewing. Knowing what to expect, which boxes to stick them into, what artists your subjects are ripping off, makes…
Anaximander Fragment – For Amanda
The benefits of being truly scary will not be lost on non-Norwegian fans of Black Metal. Wear all the black makeup you want; it will always be hard to compete with maniacal forebearers willing to burn churches and murder their own…
Thom Yorke, Burial, and Four Tet collaborate on new single
December 10, 2020
Thom Yorke, Burial, and Four Tet have worked together on two new songs. These have been released in the form of a 12″ record that will enjoy a limited release of just 300 copies.
The number of available copies will, no doubt, make the record something of an…
Big city life: Arabada and Goodboy// reviewed
November 13, 2020
Arabada – MCAT
What does pure loneliness sound like, I ask? “Probably something like this” Arabada would answer. If forced to describe it, I’d say that It’s a languid, removed noise, filled with all the worlds’ confusion.
You’d…