The Eurovision Song Contest 2022: Thoughts and Recap
I don’t really believe in guilty pleasures. If you truly love something, you should feel perfectly entitled to...
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Interview with Mitchel Dae | When Plan B becomes Plan A
After a breakthrough year for Mitchel Dae, we chat with the Philadelphia musician about his life up to this point and what we should expect in the future.
Interview with The Old Adage | Detroit’s Premier Dream Pop Duo
B.G.M. sits down with experimental duo The Old Adage to discuss among other things, Detroit's dream pop scene and what they'd do if they weren't a band.
Steve Perry: Traces | Embracing His Journey With Open Arms
His first new material in over twenty years - Traces is the honest and heartfelt retelling of Journey frontman, Steve Perry's life.
United Ghosts: Saturn Days | Finding Love in a Dystopian Place
Saturn Days by LA's United Ghosts is definitely something special and really needs to be explored by as many people as possible.
Deaf Havana: Rituals | Repentance and Reformation
From first glance Deaf Havana's Rituals appears to be a concept album of sorts, although overall the record carries more a theme of struggle and redemption.
The Death Of The Independent Live Music Scene
Over the last ten years, some of the UK's finest small music venues have closed their doors for good. If the current trend continues, it will result in the death of the grassroots venue scene.
Chromesthesia: Seeing Sound In Colour
Chromesthesia: Imagine each note of music producing a burst of colour, resulting in a rainbow unfolding during the playback of a riff or melody.
Ozark And Its Clever Use Of Soundtrack
Netflix's Ozark deserves praise for fully encompassing the notion of a well used soundtrack to fully immerse the viewer in many of its key scenes.
B.G.M.’s UK Festival Guide 2017
Struggling to decide which 2017 U.K. Festival to grace your presence at this year? Bearded Gentleman Music has you covered.