Islands, Live at The Lodge Room
Otacon marks a return to normalcy with a night spent with longtime indie favorite Islands Continue reading Islands, Live at The Lodge Room
Category: Reviews
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
Moullinex, live at Culturgest
John heads to Lisbon to catch the live debut of Moullinex’s latest work, Requiem for Empathy. Continue reading Moullinex, live at Culturgest
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
Jackson Mathod, live at The Jazz Cafe
John catches the return of live music with Jackson Mathod’s live premiere at The Jazz Cafe. Continue reading Jackson Mathod, live at The Jazz Cafe
St. Vincent, Daddy’s Home.
Stereodista ponders St. Vincent, her new LP, Daddy’s Home, and David Bowie. Continue reading St. Vincent, Daddy’s Home.
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
Her, Her
John explores the concept of immortality in French duo Her’s debut. Continue reading Her, Her
World Psychedelic Classics Vol. 1 – Os Mutantes
El Mascarado dives into a 5-part psychedelic journey, beginning with Os Mutantes. Continue reading World Psychedelic Classics Vol. 1 – Os Mutantes
Future Islands, As Long As You Are
Otacon takes a peek at Future Islands’ sixth studio effort Continue reading Future Islands, As Long As You Are
Dehd, Flowers of Devotion
Easy C dives into Dehd’s excellent new album, Flowers of Devotion. Continue reading Dehd, Flowers of Devotion
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