Something sounding like a dusty record kicks "Nowhere to Go" off. Cut piano shortly follows. Beats build. A relaxed atmosphere comes forward. There's a sense of...
Never by jesu
Never sees Jesu prioritisng electronics. It also comes with what sounds like a major increase in terms of atmosphere, leading to an ethereal (so ...
"100 Times" starts off worrying. The oft-heard soft and fragile, yet confident vocals give a strong impression of the song being quite by the numbers. Thankfull...
Will Hyde's "Easy For U" is one of those laid-back ditties that goes for the big chorus. It's a bit punchy, a bit tight and makes sense, if that makes sense.
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Note: This is part 4 of a 5-part review that will cover all 5 episodes of Life Is Strange 2. THIS REVIEW SERIES CONTAINS SPOILERS! Parts 1, 2 & 3 here.
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There's an explanation as to why Dick Privilege exists. However, I'm not going to get into it other than saying that a rather cordial conversation Mike Vennart ...
From This Place by Pat Metheny
So I had this plan of writing a rather lengthy review on Pat Metheny's From This Place but I was not able to make it work. Inst...
Illusory (Jarboe's currently-latest release) is about "exploring the illusion of the perception of self". Perhaps due to the pursuit of expressing that, the alb...
Low hum. The morning comes. The sun rises. Horns usher in a triumphant sensation. "Absolute Descent of Light (Magna Invocation Choral Fanfare)" is the celebrato...
Birth of Violence by CHELSEA WOLFE
A "howling" sound reaches out, then Chelsea Wolfe's vocals and clean guitar enter. A simple repetition plays whilst lyrics f...
