Album Review: Venn Rain – Rhizome Riverbed
It is clear that the DIY facility of the tape scene has fostered in London’s Jimmy Billingham a great deal of prolificacy. Having driven labels such as S.I.N.K. CDs, Sunk...
Album Review: Dragged Into Sunlight
For all its obscurity and its masked existence, Dragged Into Sunlight is an amazingly no-bull*** band where it matters most. Hailing from the UK, the hybrid metal outfit has perched...
Last.fm Top Artists of the Month, February 2015
Now that I have finally downloaded the last.fm app for chrome, my fashionably-late self can now acquire more accurate play counts for all the stuff I listen to outside of...
A Few New Tunes, 2/21/15
Bjork – Vulnicura Released a month ago, Vulnicura makes for a notable return to quality following a trinity of mixed outings from the Icelandic superstar. Recruiting Venezuelan producer Arca to endow her...
Album Review: C A S I N O ☆★☆★☆ M A S T E R – ☆★☆ ボーナススピン幸運 ！！！
Welcome to the casino. Welcome to the glitzy hallways and illustrious palaces ringing with the sound of coins tantalizing throughout the room. Step inside to a realm where traditional doctrine...
Album Review: Hantasi – Vacant Places
Contending quietly for the mallsoft microgenre, Hantasi finds deviance from the vaporwave breed by situating it’s proverbial a e s t h e t i c s in a more...
Album Review: Gas – Zauberberg
Repetition in music is a nuance best served with confidence. Throughout the ever-growing exploration of sound, it’s been pretty clearly defined that if you repeat or loop some major instance...
Album Review: Sundrugs – Low
In the world of album artwork, there’s an adage that sticks to a certain portion of the population. Any artwork over history depicting the artist doing what they do -...
Holiday Hits, or Something Like It
Happy New Year! * ~ - This week I’ll be exploring my top 10 artist plays from the past month on last.fm, and ranting briefly about why they received...