Out of the Darkness
In 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.
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Paul Lewis & Romeo Rage Drop Sky’s Rust
With 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 Go Far and Beyond on Starlight’s CastawayS LP
What 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 moreFeel Eclipseye’s “Whap Clatter”
It 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.
Read moreAndrea Ward’s “Awake At Night” is Riveting
The feeling of dreams—the visual somnambulating of the mind wherever, however it pleases through the stuff of fantasies—is a heady inspiration.
Read moreThe Traveler: Erik and the Worldly Savages
Contrary to popular belief, reality—as it is lived, experienced, and felt—is not always as it appears.
Read moreKaleigh’s “Situationship” is Thrilling
Everything about Kaleigh’s new single, “Situationship”, is pure adrenaline.
Read moreIndiana Bradley’s “Rats on Cocaine” is Dope
What would you expect from rats on cocaine, of all things?
Read moreErik & The Worldly Savages Break Free on Forthcoming Release
There are truly, truly not a lot of musical projects in existence like Break Free, the forthcoming release from Erik & the Savages set to drop on November 23rd.
Read morePatty and the Ohs Do it Right on “Useless Love”
Your man Patty—from Alabama and Patty and the Oh’s—knows just what he’s doing on the group’s latest single.
Read moreThere are many, many things Jenn Vix can talk to you about.
Read moreSee Why Spoiler NYC is Banned in 38 States on Recent Release
Spoiler NYC’s new album, Banned in 38 States, which just reached the masses exactly a fortnight ago, is a celebration in nihilism.
Read moreSon Cesano’s New Album Emerge is Victorious
It’s difficult—as in a truly onerous task—to keep track of how many times one tells oneself during a listen to Emerge, the forthcoming album from quartet Son Cesano set to drop on November 4, “do I need to get a copy of t
Read moreIoish’s “What You Need For It” Impresses
Perhaps the most acute point, as it were, about Ioish’s latest single, “What You Need For It”, which was released last month, is its deliberateness.
Read moreTranscendentalism: Zach Churchill’s Lifelong Sojourn into Music
The photograph adorning the cover for the forthcoming album from Zach Churchill is evocative, appropriate, and, quite perhaps, singular.
Read moreCraigology’s Garden Tourist Goes Everywhere on New LP
Craigology’s latest, Garden Tourist, which is set to drop this Friday on September 23, evinces potential that is out of this stratosphere.
Read moreMr. Grossman’s Novella is a Classic
The latest release from Mr. Grossman isn’t an LP.
Read morerxif Advances the Genre on “Accidents”
The artist’s name is rx1f and what he’s doing for electronica, electronic music, and the pretensions of dancing in this genre or genres should be studied.
Read moreZach Churchill Refuses to “Surrender” on Single
Zach Churchill knows what he’s doing.
Read moreVikings Belts It Out the Park with “Tanlines”
Just about the only thing you, me, or anyone else for that matter, needs to know about the latest release from VIKINGS—the single “Tanlines” b/w “Swimming At Night”—is the aforesaid “Tanlines”.
Read morejRadx Reinvents Song Structure on Desert Power LP
One can just tell, simply by the spelling of his name, that your man jRadx is one of those creative types.
Read moreJohanna Dadap Smolders on “The World’s Gone Up In Smoke”
There’s good work on Johanna Dadap’s “The World’s Gone Up in Smoke”, which manages to achieve a couple points of noteworthiness.
Read moreSparky’s Magic Piano Sings Sumptuously on Never Twice the Same Colour
There are some things Sparky’s Magic Piano does perfectly well on its recently released Long Player, Never Twice the Same Colour.
Read moreRPxSB Unveil CREATURES…Act I: Things That Kill Me Inside
When’s the last time you heard a 25 track release from an artist?
Read morePut an Ear to Yaya Diallo’s Kachii: Traditions to Traditions
Yaya Diallo’s most recent album, Kachii: Traditions to Traditions, has an interesting collection of elements.
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