Category: 2023

• KAYAM: Omens album review – a unique delicacy for the ages

  Feb 27

  A fused state of mind brings about an expansive music set that stands tall.This is KAYAM and this Omens. KAYAM is the powerhouse of sibling duo of Kim and Mike… more ›

• YOUR NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: 24/02 – Gorillaz, shame, Gracie Abrams + The Church

  Feb 26

  <<Your burning recap of the most sought-after releases from Friday gone.>> Gorillaz: Cracker Island Digging Deep to Find Your Diamonds.. ______________________ Your favourite virtual inhabitants from a pre-digital world comes… more ›

• Gorillaz: “Cracker Island” album review – a blaring project of activity

  Feb 25

  Your favourite virtual inhabitants from a digital world are back and with it, comes the bolstered eerie cultist ethos of Cracker Island. It is their eighth expansive studio album with… more ›

• Let’s Talk: What’s boring you in music?

  Feb 24

  I’ve had this thought a lot whenever I’m doing an album review for a new release.. this sounds like any other album released in the indie scene from the past… more ›

• shame: Food For Worms album review – at their most chaotic…

  Feb 24

  Welcome to the underground. After the vitriol-loaded Songs of Praise in the back-end of 2018 and gleaming psychosocial of Drunk Tank Pink in the Summer of 2021, you wouldn’t think… more ›