Category: artist review

• Yussef Dayes: “Black Classical Music” Album Review | Pocket of brilliance in an ever-changing jazz landscape…

  Dec 18

  Drummer and producer Yussef Dayes widens the lens in contemporary jazz for open minds. Vibrant, energetic and powerful, Yussef’s solo debut album BLACK CLASSICAL MUSIC is an instant gem. In… more ›

• The Polyphonic Spree: “Salvage Enterprise” Album Review | Texas collective rebirth with breathtaking eighth…

  Nov 19

  A journey to the soul: Through their surges and shortfalls over two decades, the Spree continue to be one of the most beloved names in the soaring Dallas rock landscape.… more ›

• Bakar: “Halo” Album Review – scrappy hip-hop rock hybrid turns a bit askew

  Sep 28

  Bakar abandons the Hip-Hop night lights of nobody’s Home and opts for something a bit brighter as he ventures out on the road. Perhaps a little lost. OVERVIEW Once a… more ›

• Youth Sector: “Quarrels” EP Review – art-rock has found a new champion..

  Jun 21

  THERE’S NOTHING LIKE IT AROUND HERE… This Brighton give-piece art-rock have every utensil to have the smack of Talking Heads: agitated synth-warbles, busy guitar spunkings and enough witty charm to… more ›

• Overmono: “Good Lies” Album Review – certified ravers reprise their role with debut

  Jun 18

  a BEAUTIFULLY WOVEN DEBUT OF GARAGE, TECHNO AND CHOPPED VOCALS BRINGS AN ELECTRONIC SERETONIN LIKE NO OTHER TO THE DANCE FLOOR. The duo act of Overmono have been contenders within… more ›