Ice Spice’s Munch (Feelin’ U): Sex and Power from the Bronx
Women in hip hop have redefined the genre over the last 5 years and took the sexual agency of MissyContinue 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.
LCD Soundsystem’s New Body Rhumba: A Pop Neon Bomb 5 Years in the Making
It’s official, 2022 is the biggest year in music within the last decade. LCD Soundsystem’s New Body Rhumba marks theContinue Reading
Tegan and Sara’s Yellow: Indie Folk Queens Spin Electro Pop Magic
Canadian twin sisters Tegan and Sara have been putting out amazing indie folk / indie pop since 1999. Crybaby willContinue Reading
Megan Thee Stallion’s Pressurelicious: Houston’s Bringing the Fire
Megan Thee Stallion has been busy with She Hulk, touring the world and being a cultural icon…but she has foundContinue Reading
Leikeli 47’s Chitty Bang: East Coast Hip Hop Has a New Queen
Like Leikeli 47 growls in the opening bar in Chitty Bang, she is “Back up again in this mutha fucka”Continue Reading
The Chats’ 6L GTR: An Aussie Punk Mix of Unbridled Joy and Aggression
There are a lot of bands that cast themselves as throwbacks to musical genres from yesteryear. Bands have breathed newContinue Reading
BlackPink’s Pink Venom: An Amazing Sugary Mess…And I Want All of It
When you were a kid, did you ever get that ice cream that was neon blue with bubble gum inContinue Reading
Taylor Swift’s This Love (Taylor’s Version): Prepare Yourself, 1989 (Taylor’s Version) is Coming.
Last year we got Wildest Dreams (Taylor’s Version) as a public announcement that Taylor was embarking on her next Taylor’sContinue Reading
Britney Spears’ Hold Me Closer: Sometimes the Song is Not About the Song
Hold Me Closer is the first track from Britney since her conservatorship was lifted and the her first track atContinue Reading
The National ft. Bon Iver’s Weird Goodbyes: Grief, Ambiguity and the Fragility of Life
The last time we heard from The National was Aaron Dessner producing Taylor Swift’s folklore and Evermore, while Matt BeringerContinue Reading
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