Album Review: Tom Misch’s Geography Is Traveling Music For Love
Tom Misch’s new album, Geography, has a jazzy brightness to it that makes you feel
Reviewing how the latest album release speak to the human experience.
Tom Misch’s new album, Geography, has a jazzy brightness to it that makes you feel
What I LOVE about Fenne’s Lily as a lyricist is that she never loses her
There is no denying that the music scene has been swept by electro waves; as
Erratic, glorious, dirty, and pure, Hinds’ I Don’t Run is a celebration of being a
Unknown Mortal Orchestra are known for their strangeness. They create rock n’ roll for the
If comics could LITERALLY be transferred into sound it would be Czarface Meets Metal Face. This
I believe music lives in a space time continuum. Different spaces being fused together into
I believe music is a language in and of itself. From K-Pop to French Hip
Nashville R&B meets Atlanta Pop? YES PLEASE! Shadowboxers are releasing their debut EP, Apollo,
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Preoccupations’ New Material plays off like a nightmarish, Greek Tragedy: both beautiful and terrifying. You
Chloe X Halle give a choral aesthetic that surrounds you with beautiful voices harmonizing oaths
The beauty of PRhyme 2 comes from its sample source: DJ Premier chooses only one artist
Welp, the whole world has gone to hell, but that does not mean you cannot
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