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Archive for February, 2010
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REVIEW: run,WALK! – I Hope This All Works Out So I Can Stop Standing On Even Amounts Of Manholes In The Street.
I love run,WALK! and if you’ve followed this blog long enough you would know that already. And their latest release, this little lovely mini-album compromising ...
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lad anthem
The Rakes – Work Work Work (Pub Club Sleep) [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmnSenejlVs] I love the rakes and this song basically represents “going out on the town” ...
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OBSESSION OF THE WEEK: Diplo/Major Lazer
Basically, if you’ve seen my Last.fm recently, you would know that I have been listening to alot of Major Lazer recently. The album; Guns Don’t ...
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REVIEW: Owen Pallett – Heartland
Ok, kicking off a new series of ridiculously late record reviews! I have to admit that I’ve been in love with Owen Pallett’s moniker-dropping debut, ...
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REVIEW: Gil Scott-Heron – I’m New Here
So when I received my first album of the month from Rough Trade, These New Puritens – Hidden, I was pretty disappointed. It is now ...
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Owen Pallett – Keep the Dog Quiet (Simon Bookish Remix)
Owen Pallett, aka Final Fantasy, is an artist I’ve been quite longing to get into and the new album Heartland looks almost irresistible. Yet, today, ...