The modern music industry may be in a constant state of change and uncertainty, but the timeless charm of Whoosh!, the newest album by Deep Purple, is proof that great artists can withstand the test of time if they combine vintage with innovation. Whoosh!, Deep Purple’s 21st studio album, is a classic hard rock record with glimmers of psychedelia and a lot of fun. The strong … [Read more...] about Deep Purple: Whoosh! – Album Review
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Glass Animals: Dreamland – Review
How do you deal with pain and all that comes with it? According to Glass Animals, “You go make an album and call it Dreamland”. It takes true artists to turn so much turmoil into something as beautiful as Dreamland: the third studio album by the psychedelic pop group. Although the release expresses their collective trauma resulting from drummer Joe Seaward’s near-fatal … [Read more...] about Glass Animals: Dreamland – Review
Georgie: At Home – Album Review
Georgie has released her surprise new album At Home and mixed with perfect summer vibes and Adele style tracks, it’s sure to be worth your time. One word that comes to mind when listening to Georgie’s record is easy-going. In the opening track Company, the acoustic guitar takes charge of the song and provides us with tablespoons of sweetness. Her laidback voice and … [Read more...] about Georgie: At Home – Album Review
Boillat Therace Quintet: Boillat Therace Quintet – Review
Little-known Swiss jazz rarity sees daylight once more, thanks to WRWTFWW’s hip sister label We Release Jazz. In the sixties and seventies, a community of forward-thinking kindred spirits including Swiss pianist par excellence Jean-Francois Boillat cultivated a thriving cult jazz scene in the vicinity of Lake Geneva. Fired by the nascent Montreux Jazz Festival, its … [Read more...] about Boillat Therace Quintet: Boillat Therace Quintet – Review
Carlos Niño & Friends: Actual Presence – Review
Seventh album from Carlos Niño, the Los Angeles polymath, enlists trusted friends to mould another astral, Afro-futuristic suite of unrelenting beauty which teeters at the edge of New Age and spiritual jazz. From his formative years as a teenage radio spinner to the present day as a multi-disciplinary behemoth and founder of Dublab Radio, the extravagantly bearded composer, … [Read more...] about Carlos Niño & Friends: Actual Presence – Review
Romare: Home – Album Review
Romare releases his third full-length for Ninja Tune, seeing the producer draw a line in the sand between the sample sorcery of previous releases and a new era of organic, happy-sad dance. The London-born electronic auteur Archie Fairhurst aka Romare ignited ripples of acclaim in 2015 with his scene-setting, border-defying debut album, Projections, a deftly curated tapestry … [Read more...] about Romare: Home – Album Review