We take a listen to new record Music Is My Life from veteran house pioneer Matt Warren, and with it he brings us tastes of the old amongst some new ideas. Music Is My Life is Matt Warren’s first release of his own music in ten years, which has got fans excited. He hasn’t just been sitting around though, he’s kept himself busy by producing, engineering, and remixing for … [Read more...] about Review: Matt Warren – Music Is My Life
Review: Laura Paragano – Strange Curses
Laura Paragano releases her debut album Strange Curses, and with it introduces us to a dreamy world of indie-tinged surf rock. The last big hitter I can remember making it big world-wide out of California, as a surf band, was The Thrills. Sure, there have been other more recent bands, but none as big. Sometimes these kind of tracks can be cliche-laden, but this is far from … [Read more...] about Review: Laura Paragano – Strange Curses
Review: Shawna Virago – Heaven Sent Delinquent
Shawna Virago hits us with her record Heaven Sent Delinquent, featuring impressive poetic musings set against a humble acoustic guitar. US based Shawna Virago is no stranger to speaking from her heart, and she continues that theme on Heaven Sent Delinquent. Dealing with her experiences as a transsexual woman help bring the record alive, as it flits between a punk and folk … [Read more...] about Review: Shawna Virago – Heaven Sent Delinquent
Review: Mah-Ze-Tar – Liquid Lotus
Liquid Lotus is a mystical journey you have to take, with the album mixing classic Sitar music with a more modern and wondrous take on the genre. I’m not going to lie, before I listened to Liquid Lotus, the extent of my Sitar music knowledge came from a few tracks by The Beatles, and a couple Bollywood films I’ve watched. I’ve always enjoyed the sound, but never known quite … [Read more...] about Review: Mah-Ze-Tar – Liquid Lotus
Review: Sluka – Colorful Radiation
We take a listen to Colourful Radiation by Sluka, and with it enjoy all the little things that make music worth listening to. Sluka is not a fan of standing still. I mean, the band released eight albums between 1997 and 2018 alone - not to mention the bluray and 3D accompaniments to Colorful Radiation that expand on the ideas throughout the record even more, showing off the … [Read more...] about Review: Sluka – Colorful Radiation
Review: Elza – Nothing’s wrong
Elza hits us with her full-length debut Nothing’s wrong, full of 90s influences, interesting ideas and a strong work ethic that’s really paid off. The 90s are a decade with a ridiculous amount of good music. From indie classics to dance floor-fillers to cheesy pop, there truly was something for everyone with the music remembered fondly by the older, and lovingly discovered … [Read more...] about Review: Elza – Nothing’s wrong