Bugle ft. Damian Marley and Buju Banton’s Thank You Lord: A Classic Reggae Team Up
This has been a good year for a reggae team up. First, we had the amazing track Cane Fields featuringContinue 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.
Mark Pritchard and Thom Yorke’s This Conversation is Missing Your Voice: Music Kid A Would Listen to
Mark Pritchard is an English electronic musician who specialises in textured landscapes and asymmetrical synth arrangements…music right up Thom Yorke’sContinue Reading
Big Noter’s Identity: Rage Against the Machine Moves Down Under
Briggs is an extremly talented artist who is like a shark and is not physiclly able to sit still. AmongstContinue Reading
Lorde’s What Was That: Teenage Punk with Adult Regrets
Set your clock to it. Lorde is back with her new single What Was That, which comes 4 years afterContinue Reading
Sinners’ Pale Pale Moon: A Movie About Blood Sucking Monsters…and Vampires Too
Ryan Coogler’s new movie Sinners is about a lot…race, religion, class, culture…but most importantly…music. There will be slight spoilers inContinue Reading
Natural High’s Cane Fields: Back to Reggae’s 70s Activist Roots
In the 1970s we saw Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and other reggae artists lean into social activism within their lyrics.Continue Reading
Wet Leg’s Catch These Fists: Indie Rock Wants to Punch You in the Face
Wet Leg took the world by storm with Chaise Lounge in 2022. They are back with their lead single CatchContinue Reading
Lucy Dacus’ Ankles: Indie Gets Sexy
Lucy Dacus had an established indie singer-songwriter career before joining indie supergroup juggernaut Boygenius with Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker.Continue Reading
Sam Smith’s Love is a Stillness: The Beauty of Simplicty
Sam Smith has had a wild career and he has only just started. He broke on the scene in 2012,Continue Reading
Lonnie Holley’s Seeds: The Oral History of Oppression and How History Repeats Itself
Lonnie Holley is a 75 year old musician / performance artist / sculptor / activist from Alabama who has beenContinue Reading
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