Tag: artist review
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YOUR NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: 09/09
As we wave goodbye to the summer solstice of musical delights; we say hello to the autumnal season of lo-fi and cardigan hot chocolate with the next segment of new music friday: Forget Me: Lewis Capaldi‘s first music in three years brings about a formula destined for melancholic familiarity from the lovable Scotsman. Another post-punk […]
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Artist Spotlight: Do Nothing
If the likes of Do Nothing are representing the Nottingham music scene of the lavish and extreme – then I’m here for it… A dark dexterity of half-spoken and surreal vocals matched with a blend of spindly rhythms, Do Nothing are sludge of avant-garde post-punk modernism that is so so exciting to listen right now. […]
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Baby Strange: ‘World Below’ album review – dark and gritty at its best
When More! More! More! was released by a fairly unknown and underground outfit in the height of 2020 lockdown, we knew something was afoot within the seedy underbelly of Glasgow. Welcome to the world below a place where your ego fits when you’re in need of extra milk you just suck it from the tit. […]
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Clash or Pistols: Who was more righteous with their music?
The Sex Pistols may have been the first British punk rock band, but The Clash were the real definitive British punk rockers. Brash, fiery and bolstered with an outlaw image, they were charged with a certain righteousness that only a select few punks were able to pull off. Despite a band that seemingly had “traditional” […]
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Kofi Stone: “Nobody Cares Till Everybody Does” – Your Album Review
As we still swim in the streams of jazz rap and lo-fi hip hop with Loyle Carner, we move to a fellow Londoner and a fellow underground hip-hop rapper with Kofi Stone. “Life’s already harder when your skin’s a little darker.” ___ ______// From Stories in Pyjamas to Diamonds in the Water…Kofi’s weaving flows are […]
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