A Tall Order: Pure Order Sets its Sights High

Other than the perpetuation of crack cocaine, the infiltration of hip hop could very well be the single greatest achievement of the social, economic, and political order of our times.
Read moreOther than the perpetuation of crack cocaine, the infiltration of hip hop could very well be the single greatest achievement of the social, economic, and political order of our times.
Read moreBlack Dog String Quartet’s accomplishment on its forthcoming Long Player, A Thousand Times Brighter, which drops on April 28, isn’t that the group put together a whole album that’s entirely acoustic.
Read moreRPxSB have returned with another album. This one is entitled Shaggy Carpets.
Read moreNow, what Bad Sneakers does well on its latest album, Tanooki Suit, which will be in your faces on April 7, the group (or is that band?) does extremely well.
Read moreIt greatly appears, simply by running through Vectralux’s latest project, the six-cut Extended Player The Subtle Extravaganza, which is due out on April 28, that the quartet is at the stage of making music where it knows what it’s doing so well that it only gives you the good stuff.
Read moreThere’s no paucity of action, and activity, taking place on “Affinity”, the latest single from Pure Order, which happens to drop tomorrow on March 24th.
Read more“Screens”, the latest release from DG Adams, is one of those ballads you can easily zone out to without thinking about it.
Read moreA voyage into NTHNL’s Cosmic Flute Rides Again provides such a transporting, surreal experience aurally, in a way that the metaverse likely never will.
Read moreClose your eyes (or keep them open), lean your head back, and let it come out of you: “Aah, aah, aah/ aah, aah, aah”.
Read moreAs a songwriter, vocalist, performer, engineer, producer, and sonic sculptor, Red Bird Rising knows well the allure of such a multifaceted approach to unearthing the melodies, words, and very sounds that are heard…
Read moreThere are a couple discernibly notable motifs to The Violation of the Terms and Conditions, the latest Long Player from the quartet Get Out.
Read moreBelieve it or not, Red Bird Rising manages to pack two cuts into the price of one in his latest single and video, “My Revolution”, which features Tara Kuznetzov.
Read moreReginiano is onto something quite major in his latest single and video, “Time To Let Go”.
Read moreBy far, the best part of Graham and The Band Upstair’s opus, “Home To You”, is Graham’s voice.
Read moreThe best of the work on Doc City’s LP, Welcome to Doc City, which drops on January 27th, is a mighty, mighty collage of sonic mastery to behold.
Read moreEverything about Globus, it’s latest release Cinematica, the band itself, and the sundry of songs on this project, is just a tad bit enigmatic.
Read moreTake a peek at the artwork for Lamedd’s most recent release, the Extended Player entitled Permit.
Read moreThere simply aren’t a lot of artists like the one, the only, Erin Côté.
Read moreThere’s no doubts to be found anywhere on the album Rabbit Hole, which Ruby Topaz dropped at the beginning of November.
Read more2007 it was that Robin Thicke, son of Growing Pains’ Allen Thicke, captivated the collective musical consciousness of both coasts with “Lost Without You”
Read moreIt’s pretty astounding what DJ Patsan is able to pack in little more than two and a half minutes on his forthcoming single, “Come This Way”, which will see the light of day on major platforms on January 23rd.
Read moreIn the beginning, the very beginning, there was infinitude. It was everywhere, boundless, rolling, roiling and, perhaps most of all, dark. Unyielding, unending, silent and pensive, the darkness simply was.
Read moreWith an act named Paul Lewis & Romeo Rage, it would seem that there would be a perfect split in the duties performed on the project.
Read moreWhat Strange Beasts have put together quite an album with Starlight’s Castaways, which will be landing soon on 02/03/2023, for those who caught that.
Read moreIt was once said of rap (back in the early 1990s), that its entire appeal was the fact that it was unconventional, bereft of formal structure and musical progressions, chord changes and, for the most part, instrumentation.
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