Category: Indie
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Caroline Rose: “The Art of Forgetting ” Album Review – Caroline embraces her dark side
From the depths of ethereal indie-folk, The Art of Forgetting sees Caroline Rose is at her own most introspective and her most honest. The art of evolving artistry comes with the trope as a musician. To stay ever-present in music, artists strive forward with that desire looking for the next and new. With Caroline, it…
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Black Honey: “A Fistful of Peaches” Album Review – a visceral pump of honest indie-rock
A desperate attempt to finding connection in an otherwise impossible world, is a marking this Brighton quartet wear well. A decadent cult-rising from their self-titled debut with, I Only Hurt The Ones I Love to the breakthrough lashing of I Like The Way You Die on second, Written & Directed, comes the bands’ third; an…
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KAYAM: Omens album review – a unique delicacy for the ages
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 Rauss’s mind palace of musings. A fitting term known as falafel pop, it extends further than just their adoration for chickpeas. It’s rather a telling…
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Gorillaz: Cracker Island.. Your album review
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 an eye-wateringly exciting roster of collaborators including {but not limited to} Thundercat, Tame Impala, Beck and Bad Bunny. “On Cracker Island it was born/To the…
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YOUR NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: 17/02 – Caroline Polachek, Inhaler, Skrillex, Pile, Men I Trust + Neck Deep
Another Friday sees an ample attitude to new music, with new Caroline Polachek at her best, Inhaler solidifying themselves as a go-to with their sophomore and lo and behold… Skrillex releasing a surprise return album.. This week, sees the return of Caroline Polachek. A space-pop odyssey of unchecked mirages and a pining for those we…
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