DARKSIDE, Spiral
Nico’s done it again (not in the good way). Continue reading DARKSIDE, Spiral
Author: Cuzomano
Black Country, New Road, live at Islington Assembly Hall
In a new music-laden set, BCNR define themselves as one to watch for several years to come. Continue reading Black Country, New Road, live at Islington Assembly Hall
Shame, live and socially-distanced at Pryzm
Cuzomano and Stereodista attend a rare, socially-distanced “experiment” to catch Shame live ahead of the Drunk Tank Pink tour. Continue reading Shame, live and socially-distanced at Pryzm
Shame, Drunk Tank Pink
With Shame’s second album, let’s begin to discuss U.K. Post-Punk. And what better place to start? Continue reading Shame, Drunk Tank Pink
Dumb Bell & kalefucker.
For the gym rats and the juice cleansers: Cuzomano curates two playlists to keep you fit and healthy in life and leisure. Continue reading Dumb Bell & kalefucker.
Une Année Sans Lumière
Reflecting upon a year cut short by pestilence, Cuzomano seeks hope in spite of the moratorium on our own species’ ability to congregate in joyful abandon. It’s 2020, in review. Continue reading Une Année Sans Lumière
The underrated, incisive beauty of Will Powers
Once upon a time, in 1983, one of the most unique records of the 20th Century was released and largely passed by unnoticed. You need to listen to it. Continue reading The underrated, incisive beauty of Will Powers
Fiona Apple, Fetch The Bolt Cutters
Does the sensationalised album pass the Snobbery test? Continue reading Fiona Apple, Fetch The Bolt Cutters
Nine Inch Nails, Ghosts V & VI
Reznor and Ross soundtrack the Coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading Nine Inch Nails, Ghosts V & VI
Tripping Out on Nicolas Jaar
With two releases debuting early in 2020, we need to talk about Nicolas Jaar. Continue reading Tripping Out on Nicolas Jaar
Destroyer, Have We Met
Beijar is back, and this time he professes to be darker than ever… but is he really? Continue reading Destroyer, Have We Met
Methyl Ethel, live at Peckham Audio
A raw and intimate “final” live performance as a duo ahead of greater things from Jake Webb’s namesake. Continue reading Methyl Ethel, live at Peckham Audio