Album Review: Lady Dan – I Am The Prophet
They say you have your whole life to draw on when it comes to making your debut album,...
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Album Review: Sasha and the Valentines – So You Think You Found Love?
Austin quintet Sasha and the Valentines have the kind of name that immediately provokes a few preconceived notions...
Album Review: claire rousay – a softer focus
In the last year or so, Texas-based sound artist claire rousay has put out more albums, EPs and...
On Deck: Chloe Rodgers picks five of her most meaningful songs
Even with a mere handful of singles out in the world, Nottingham songwriter Chloe Rodgers has already proven...
On Deck: Francis of Delirium tell us about five covers they played in bars around Luxembourg in the early days
Last Friday, Luxembourg-based Canadian-American duo Francis of Delirium released their Wading EP. It’s their second extended play in...
Album Review: Skullcrusher – Storm in Summer EP
Last year, Helen Ballentine aka Skullcrusher released her self-titled debut EP, a collection of four hushed acoustic stunners....
Album Review: Floating Points, Pharoah Sanders & the London Symphony Orchestra – Promises
There’s about half a century age gap between the legendary saxophonist Pharoah Sanders and British producer Sam Shepherd...
On Deck: Renée Reed tells us about five formative albums in her life
Louisiana-based Cajun-American songwriter Renée Reed is releasing her debut album Renée Reed this Friday via Keeled Scales. It’s...
Album Review: Nuha Ruby Ra – How To Move EP
In recent decades, the idea of ‘punk’ has shifted from the description of a single musical genre to...
DOOMED: Dwelling within the Discography of Dumile – The Man, The Monster & The Master
It’s hard to accept that DOOM is gone. It simply doesn’t feel his time has passed, and given...