Category: music cover
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Cory Wong: “Elevator Music for an Elevated Mood” – Your Album Review
_________ //In anticipation for New Music Friday tomorrow, (it’s Friday already?!) I thought I would go back to one of my hidden favourites that was released in the midst of our global lockdown.\\ __________ Music in Review\\:Considered as a highly established figure for his rhythmic instalments within the Nu-Funk nether region, Cory Wong has always […]
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How TikTok Revitalised 2008’s Music: The Hayloft Story
Despite remaining elusive and trodden from the apparent lockdown that sweeped globally, Mother Mother have had quite a year. I know we’ve discussed the power of TikTok on here before – but never regarding such a rekindling on this scale. But thanks to the trails and tribulations of TikTok, songs that once had their time […]
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alt-J: “The Dream” – Album Review
Ever since Alt-J laid claim to their Mercury Prize for their debut An Awesome Wave in 2012, the percussive indie-experimentalists have been on a globe-trotting journey of a monumental masterclass. While An Awesome Wave showed youthful prosperity and unique divinity in a world empty of breeze-blocks and synth sand-pipes, it seems that 10 years later […]
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Black Country, New Road: “Ants From Up Here” album review – profoundly poetic in a world of uncertainty
The bands’ name originally derived from that of a random Wikipedia generator, but their music is anything but thrown together. Ever since BC, NR arrived in the Brixton, Windmill scene in 2019, their post-rock soundscapes of inflected jazz shook the UK to its core. Unprecedented work of beautifully designed pieces of modern music, it is […]
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Artist Spotlight: Tigercub
Despite the sweet-like nature in its band name, Tigercub are anything but. Ferocious and flared up with brazen indignation, they resemble more-so like their adult companions – and with their new work of …I.W.G.F.U (an elusive acronym of I Wanna Get F*cked Up) they’re back with a BANG. Following from their 2021 album, As Blue […]
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