Killer Mike’s Scientists and Engineers: The Personal is Political
The phrase “the personal is political” is a widely used phrase in feminist literature meant to underscore how women’s personalContinue Reading
Category: New Music Reviews
Too busy to keep up with new music? This section is dedicated to reviews of the key new tracks out and about. This is a chance to tap into some new tracks.
Olivia Rodrigo’s Vampire: Moving from Sadness to Anger
Olivia Rodrigo is back with her upcoming sophomore record and if her lead single Vampire is anything to go by…getContinue Reading
Sigur Rós’ Gold: Warm and Spiritual Art from Icy Reykjavik
I’m not sure what is in the water in Reykjavik, but this town in Iceland has produced two of theContinue Reading
Foo Fighters’ Rescued: Healing Through Music
Foo Fighters have just put out their first music since Taylor Hawkins died in 2022. For this track, and record,Continue Reading
RVG’s Midnight Sun: Shoegaze Punk from Down Under
RVG is a band from Melbourne, here in sunny Australia, that is difficult to pin down. At times they seemContinue Reading
Post Malone’s Mourning: A Summer Hit With a Dark Twist
I have to admit that I am not a big Post Malone guy. I took a look at his previousContinue Reading
Kesha’s Eat the Acid: Destroying Pop to Rebuild Yourself
Kesha has released her recent record Gag Order, which is a drastic departure from her previous music. What I likenContinue Reading
Janelle Monáe’s Lipstick Lover: A Homage to Prince’s Kiss
Janelle Monáe is back and they are jumping head first into the deep end of the Prince sexuality pool. TheirContinue Reading
Shaggy and Patrice Roberts’ Whine and Jumping: Burn one Down at the Club
Shaggy recently jumped back on the scene with his Com Fly Wid Me record with Sting and a ton ofContinue Reading
Dolly Parton’s World on Fire: I Cried During This Song
I know…not the wittiest headline, but I didn’t know how else to sum up this new track from Dolly. WhenContinue Reading
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