Review

The duo Oneo Fakind surprise on track The Coniologist with a twisting and turning  eclectic mix of electronica and ambience. It’s fair to say that Oneo Fakind have a plethora of ideas to play with when it comes to electronic-based music. Track The Coniologist is testament to this, twisting and turning through dark atmospheres to warm, crackling sections, the flow can … [Read more...] about Oneo Fakind: The Coniologist – Review

Keen Garrity takes us on a mesmerising journey throughout her country-tinged debut album, Get Big. Knoxville, Tennessee native Keen Garrity really has a way with storytelling that is unleashed on her debut album, Get Big. Using her words to structure thrilling tales that jump into your imagination, the artist backs this up with a mix of sinister and playful country melodies … [Read more...] about Keen Garrity: Get Big – Album Review

If there is one thing that is certain in life, it is that great music keeps coming from the Kuti family, as Femi and Made certainly show through their new record, Legacy +. The father and son have more than adequately followed in their father/grandfather, Feli’s footsteps through the music they have created for this exciting record. The strive for change was frequently … [Read more...] about Femi Kuti & Made Kuti: Legacy + – Review

Upbeat and musically diverse, Foo Fighters’ latest album Medicine at Midnight is the morale-booster we’ve all been waiting for. I’ll say it right away: there’s not a bad song on this entire album. Granted, whilst not all of the tracks truly resonate the first time around, Medicine at Midnight is the sort of record that grows on you the more you listen to it. Varied and … [Read more...] about Foo Fighters: Medicine at Midnight – Review

Sarah Mary Chadwick strips back to just piano and vocals with the beautifully crafted and personal, Me and Ennui are Friends, Baby. Melbourne-based singer-songwriter Sarah Mary Chadwick is one of those artists who is not afraid to hold back from anything, a refreshing and needed trait in any art form if you want to get far. 2019 was a difficult year for her, however, … [Read more...] about Sarah Mary Chadwick: Me and Ennui are Friends, Baby – Review

The Weather Station have just released their new album titled Ignorance. Filled with jazz-infused beats, captivating moments and incredible songwriting skills, it’s clear to see that this band has no shortage of talent. The first track is the longest on the album, making for an intriguing way to open. Totalling at almost five and a half minutes long, the unpredictable … [Read more...] about The Weather Station: Ignorance – Review