Album Review: Loraine James – For You and I (2019)
Upon first listen, Loraine James’ album comes to us rather more like a fledgling EP. It feels too zig-zaggy; ill…
Jack Wippell on music, cults and losing his religion
I met Jack for our interview on the sixth-floor terrace of the shiny new Centre Building. It’s a peaceful bit…
Finding EDEN
For someone who doesn’t walk to Tesco alone, I found myself in a rather interesting fix when I realised I…
Daughters – Back with a Vengeance
You Won’t Get What You Want is the first album from the band Daughters since their self-titled record in 2010,…
“Bohemian Rhapsody”: Is It Worth Your Time?
Something I didn’t expect happened while I was watching the Freddie Mercury biopic Bohemian Rhapsody: I started enjoying myself. Not…
Bridges in Brixton
I had agreed, during an impulsive episode, to go to this gig about six months ago, only to be pleasantly…
Music To My Ears – Reviewing The Latest Albums
Never Stop Never Stopping Tha Carter V – Lil Wayne Lil Wayne’s extensive and legendary career is represented by his…
Review: Car Seat Headrest – Twin Fantasy
Twin Fantasy was originally released on Bandcamp in 2011. Recorded by singer/songwriter Will Toledo on a budget of approximately zero…
On Dylan and Decay
A personal exploration on identity and Bob Dylan — It started with a feeling, a feeling I did not understand…
Ibeyi: from Ash rises a louder voice
Two years after their first self-titled album, the twin sisters of Ibeyi came back with Ash, released this past September.…
