Record Review: FKA Twigs – M3LL155X
FKA Twigs' M3LL155X is remarkable for the amount it manages to pack into its five tracks and also because it is a more direct tirade against societal norms.
Album Reviews
Album Review: Toupée – Leg Toucher
Toupée's Leg Toucher is an era defying enigma that drags you through the Goth Punk/noise wave of the 80’s & then through the 90’s era of Punk and Post Punk.
Album Review: Dr. Dre – Compton
If Compton is a send-off, it's a fitting one. Dr. Dre may have not fixed the world, but he leaves the game with his city rich in musical lineage.
Album Review: Venetian Snares – Your Face
The songs on Venetian Snares' Your Face largely concern themselves with spanning the width of IDM influence and creating a new identifiable whole.
Record Review: Årabrot – You Bunch of Idiots
Phil Maye reports on how Årabrot's latest EP You Bunch of Idiots is a much needed kick in the pants to the dying rock n' roll genre.
Album Review: Chelsea Wolfe – Abyss
Abyss is the work that will define Chelsea Wolfe as the queen of the mysterious and the priestess that reigns over the dreams of her devoted listeners.
Album Review: Chief Keef – Bang 3
Chief Keef's Bang 3 is a reminder of how mindless and fun the hip-hop genre can be when it wants to be and serves as a welcome distraction overall.
Record Review: Sea Witch / Ecferus – Of Water & Wood and Interview with Ecferus
Dustin interviews Alp, of Ecferus, ont the mysteries of human history, his Prehistory EP, and the latest split with Sea Witch, Of Water & Wood.
Album Review: Titus Andronicus – The Most Lamentable Tragedy
The Most Lamentable Tragedy is sown together by Patrick Stickles’ depressing oddball lyrics and overall, Titus Andronicus has knocked it out of the park.
Album Review: Four Tet – Morning/Evening
Morning/Evening is the record you should use to introduce people to the Four Tet aesthetic. It is the most focused piece of work in his entire canon.