The Best Halloween Playlist of All Time!
The staff at B.G.M. have created The Best Halloween Playlist of All Time for your listening pleasure. It is pretty legit, I promise!
Brian Eno
Brian Eno
BC35 Album and Interview with Martin Bisi: An Avant Garde Luminary
An assault on Martin Bisi by gang activity outside of a Gowanus area Whole Foods became the genesis for the 35th Anniversary record of BC Studio. Weird origin aside, the album entitled BC35 is one of the coolest and original releases of 2018.
David Byrne: American Utopia | A Fearless American Dream
American Utopia is quite possibly the bravest album of David Byrne's career. The main reason is because it is fearless. I'm not even the biggest Talking Heads fan. I'm a writing this as a fan of American Utopia, this is the American dream I can agree with.
Brian Eno: Reflection | Brilliantly Human Ambient Music
Reflection is not a powerful piece of work but it doesn’t intend to be. This is Brian Eno reconnecting with the changeability & situational purpose of music
Phil’s Phive January 2017: The Necessary Therapy Edition
I’ve been having trouble sleeping lately. Well, more trouble than usual, I guess. Is it because the world...
Phil’s….Phsix? April 2016 Edition
Need to know what albums you need to hear from last month? You do? Good! Effervescent birthday boy, Phil Maye has got you covered with the dope dope jams.
A Beginner’s Guide to Bill Laswell
It’s a vaguely familiar name to music nerds: Bill Laswell. He’s known as a skilled bassist who’s played with bunch of New York scenesters and as a producer.
Album Review: Nils Frahm – Solo
Nils Frahm’s musicianship is ever-present on Solo, proving that the term “composer” is a more accurate descriptor of his writing style and incredible output
Adopt This Album: Teen Daze – Glacier
I'm excited to revisit Teen Daze's Glacier as the autumnal chill segues into winter's frost and to see if any new, previously unnoticed textures prevail.
Album Review: U2 – Songs of Innocence
Lost in the debate over how U2 released Songs of Innocence is if it's any good. It's not a return to form, but Mark Milner says it's a welcome return for U2