Album Review: GUM – Saturnia
Jay Watson’s musical journey has often been a homage to the airy, the sensation of weightlessness and the...
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Album Review: Calvin Harris – Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 2
Calvin Harris is a busy man. Or does he just like to hedge his bets? His eagerly awaited...
Album Review: Emma Bradley – Perfumed By You EP
There is something uniquely satisfying about the notion of bedroom-studio crafted music. For an industry known for its...
BPM’s Daft Punk Greatest Hits Compilation
Rather than simply picking Daft Punk's most well known ("Get Lucky"? Get in the bin!), our writers were simply asked to pick a couple of their favourites for inclusion. What results is a unique, eclectic and surely not at all contentious compilation of tracks, which features something from each of their releases – even the Tron Legacy soundtrack!
Album Review: Madlib – Sound Ancestors
A few weeks before Madlib and Kieran Hebden’s (Four Tet) collaborative album Sound Ancestors was set to be...
Album Review: Kali Uchis – Sin Miedo (del Amor y Otros Demonios) ∞
When it was announced that Kali Uchis’ new album would be almost entirely in Spanish, it’s likely that...
Album Review: James Blake – Before EP
Last Friday, October 16, James Blake played his latest EP, Before, to a stage devoid of anything but...
Album Review: Disclosure – ENERGY
In 2013, EDM, or electronic dance music, was at its peak. The all-too-predictable build-ups and monotonous kick drums...
Album Review: Daniel Blumberg – On&On
Daniel Blumberg is a typical example of East London’s quirky, shape-shifting (and often brilliant) set of creatives. While...
Album Review: Khruangbin – Mordechai
Mordechai is Khruangbin’s fourth release, having started with their hazy and delightful debut project The Universe Smiles Upon...
