The Marvel Avengers Video Game Soundtrack brings earth’s mightiest heroes together on the vinyl format. Mondo really enjoy their videogame soundtracks. We’ve previously reviewed their excellent transition of retro-gamer Skelattack onto vinyl and now it’s time for the Avengers to take on our favourite format. Before we get down to the music score, let’s get a bit of … [Read more...] about Marvel Avengers Soundtrack: Video Game Vinyl
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Deftones: Adrenaline – Marching To Their Own Beat
Off the back of releasing Ohm, Deftones’ critically acclaimed ninth album that gained a Vinyl Chapters five-star review, we take a step back in time 25 years and revisit the band’s debut album, Adrenaline. The single biggest mistake you can make regarding the Deftones is to pigeonhole their sound or the music they write. Whether it be ‘90’s alternative’ or ‘nu-metal’ the … [Read more...] about Deftones: Adrenaline – Marching To Their Own Beat
Elton John Owns Over 130,000 Records
Legendary artist Elton John claims to own a ridiculously large catalogue of music, and that vinyl is his favourite format. As many of you will know, Elton John is no stranger to collecting vinyl and has amassed quite the collection over the years. In a recent interview with Goldmine he delved deeper into the amount of music he has, with around 120,000 CDs and 15,000 pieces … [Read more...] about Elton John Owns Over 130,000 Records
Head Fake: EP3 – Review
Head Fake return with more synthy, 80s influenced tracks and a heavy dose of alt-dance nostalgia on EP3 Following from their previous 80s-synth fuelled EP2, EP3 is a direct continuation in both name and style. The band have learned from their previous release, however, managing to tailor the sound down a little to allow the record to feel more like an ongoing theme, but … [Read more...] about Head Fake: EP3 – Review
Yore: Yore – Album Review
Yore releases his self-titled debut album, capturing the essence of dream-pop but only giving us a small taste of what he’s capable of producing. With delicate textures and lofty vocals, this album certainly succeeds in providing us with a hazy, airy atmosphere. Yore teams up with a variety of artists to produce a celestial collection of tracks that stop time for a short … [Read more...] about Yore: Yore – Album Review
Juicy J: The Hustle Continues – Review
Throw in hip-hop mogul Juicy J, an extensive list of collaborators and 15 tracks – you then have many key ingredients that could make an excellent album. While The Hustle Continues boasts strong production and lyricism (particularly from guest collaborators), Juicy J struggles to maintain meaningful engagement throughout the release. His presence and influence on hip-hop … [Read more...] about Juicy J: The Hustle Continues – Review