These days it seems everyone is a genius in the music world, or at least everyone is trying to find the next best thing. Problem is that often these are things ...
No Mandate, No Mandate, No Mandate; Recalibrate.
Recalibrate by No Mandate
A quick drum roll and "Thursday" opens Recalibrate with what feels much like the ...
Drop Shadow by Eyeliner
Eyeliner: An artistic expression in the purest sense from New Zealand's bastion of certain electronica, Luke Rowell.
Drop Shadow: Th...
In The Dead, Dead Wood by Vennart
Quiet notes, then gentle guitar, then percussion and other sounds slowly come in. After a few seconds of a sense of waking up...
Arcing Wires. Prime.
So the album starts in a suitably dramatic manner; Hard, stabbing notation whilst some guitar rings out. Sudden shift, saxophone comes i...
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Somehow wearing work boots, cargo shorts and a research shirt left me feeling under-dressed and inadequate for a...
10 (Jū) starts with "You" ("おまえ"), an energetic track that mostly follows a straightforward, high energy route. There are a few twists and turns along the way b...
"All in my Head" is LAVRENCE's second single for the year (as far as I am aware).
The song starts off with (predominantly) a simple rising pattern that stays...
"Strange Attractor" kicks off Holding On / Letting Go with this beeping synth that is a little cheesy at first. As it plays on and some more ambient sounds buil...
"Genesis" begins Ohms with a buzzing and slightly wobbling synth. Echoing guitar notes come to meet it. It's ominous, but it does not last. A short count and De...
