Unlike cold, clinical IDM, this track leans entirely into warmth, faded childhood nostalgia, and pastoral psychedelia. It sounds like an educational 1970s public television documentary on nature or geometry, viewed half-asleep onRead More…
This is a nice album and I recommend listening to it curled up by the fireplace with a warm book.
A very lazy recording with animal samples, parts that are reminiscent of Yosi Horikawa, some real thumpy classic Four Tet bass drums, and so on. At 44:41 it is surprisingly long forRead More…
Ahead of DJ Pedestrian’s new EP release entitled “Give Me Some MO”, I caught up with him as he was at the airport, via Facetime.
Wow, what a hot album. Pronounced “ooh”. Of course we weren’t expecting anything different. There was a great deal of hype around this album, with advertising in times square, tons of mediaRead More…
What a great album from 2008. After a recent re-listen I felt compelled to review it. The original radio edit is good of course. Karen Ires’ vocals are as crystal clear asRead More…
This album is taking YouTube by storm due with over 50,000 views thanks to its innovative and creative music video. All kinds of zany objects do all sorts of things in aRead More…
Off the Melodrama album, this one caught my ear. The song Sober is incredibly nihilistic, but it’s got Lorde’s signature liquidy vocals and solid production. Listen to it now on Bandcamp andRead More…
Catch Black Country New Road at the Powerstation 3 March, 2026. Tickets on Ticketmaster Edit: Black Country, New Road are, just 5 years after the release of their first album, legends. A sextet,Read More…
The second half of this album rocks, make sure you listen to it after watching the Jimmy Kimmel performance (if you’re over 30). This is equivalent to AT LONG LA$T in quality,Read More…