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JOCK and Fungas Reviewed
August 19, 2024
JOCK – Jock’s Labyrinth
Whenever you see documentaries about famous rock bands or read books or magazine articles about them, the authors will insist on just how revolutionary, brave and groundbreaking their ideas were. The general consensus, when such…
Tommy and the Teleboys and Jul Ruler Reviewed
August 19, 2024
Tommy and the Teleboys – Sarevokk
Spend a colossal time doing any particular thing, and it is very likely that you’ll get very good, go crazy or a combination of both. That sounds dangerous. And, perhaps, we’re fortunate that modern life offers us so many…
Ukleti Dukat and Rosetta West Reviewed
August 19, 2024
Ukleti Dukat – Dva dukata za poslije
We have the tendency to talk about rock music as something that has grown terrifically old. After all, it came to life back in the 1950s, and it’s been assembled and broken down into any format that is…
Shell Company and Mope. Reviewed
August 19, 2024
Shell Company – I Am Not I Am
Arthur Rimbaud, the teenage rockstar poet who faked his own death before actually succumbing to an infection while selling guns in Africa, famously said “Je est un autre.” Our inner self is always on the move, and we never get close…
woioi and EAVA Reviewed
August 15, 2024
woioi – Tanuki
People may have famously flooded the stands of baseball stadiums for a chance to burn disco albums, but disco won in the end. If anything, even though it’s changed its name and got the papers in order, disco is one of the biggest beneficiaries of…
Colectivo Zafra and Disconnectica Reviewed
July 18, 2024
Colectivo Zafra – Tiempo al Tiempo
“What good is music anyway? Why do you listen to it?” These may appear to be questions of an almost esoteric nature. But ask most people, and they’ll give you the same reply. They’ll tell you that they listen to music to…
Sylvia and Kalligary Reviewed
July 5, 2024
Sylvia – Recompose
Musically, very little is actually new except for experimental hip-hop, AI gibberish, and folks making music in their garage using old vacuum cleaners and rusty pipes. But is that a problem, really? The things worth singing about aren’t new…
Daniel Cruz Tlalpam - Soundtrack Music to “Pocamadre”
August 7, 2023
While the folks controlling the entertainment industry are working out how to pay artists less and incorporate AI technology more, the rubbish they routinely help produce goes to prove one thing – truly creative people will be sought after like prophets in the…
As It Is: Ari Joshua and Andrew Savage Reviewed
August 5, 2023
Andrew Savage – Water the Cat
Genre: Folk
Andrew Savage is a performer that writes songs as if dutifully adding daily information into a diary that will one day be shared with the world.
Most performers put on an act. If you’ve watched documentaries or…