The Avalanches – Wildflower
Halim El Dabh’s tape music might have been one of the first cited journeys into music concrete, and the exploration of the recorded medium being a combination of sounds and experiments, but it is a…
Read MoreHalim El Dabh’s tape music might have been one of the first cited journeys into music concrete, and the exploration of the recorded medium being a combination of sounds and experiments, but it is a…
Read MoreThe Difference between The Slug and The God We interviewed Steve last year on the 21st February 2016. During that interview we discussed a variety of subjects including the work towards the new album where…
Containing a summer buffet of Steve Hackett’s solo work backed by Genesis tracks, this double live album is a Japanese exclusive limited to just 1500 pressings. This is a premium release that captures Steve and…
If you combined elements of Kate Bush, with Lana Del Rey’s voice, and Regina Spektor you’ll touch upon Anna Madsen’s Efflorescence. Originally from Utah, although now home is in New Hampshire, Anna Madsen released her…
Ray Wilson returns with his brand new stripped back album, “Song For A Friend”. Released on the 3rd June 2016 this album marks a departure for Ray opting for an incredibly fortified denuded production compared to his…
After less than a couple of hours to reflect on the majesty that was David Bowie, to be sat here typing a review. This was Bowie’s final release in his lifetime (by 2 days) Blackstar,…
In a perfect moment of universal synchronicity we were greeted by the official release of the new Janet Jackson album as well as a multi-artist tribute album spanning her career. Released by Tin Angel Records and…