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Archive for May, 2010
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REVIEW : Delorean – Subiza
This is ridiculumly late I know, but thought it proper that I should review this brilliant album after it took me so long to get ...
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REVIEW: Rolo Tomassi – Cosmology
Most bands with Rolo Tomassi’s pure greatness usually do one album and call it quits cause they don’t want to ruin their “awesome album streak”. ...
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TRACK REVIEW: Kid Cudi – All Talk
Cudi is at it again, rapping over a tight LCD Soundsystem beat, this time it’s “Dance Yrself Clean”. Opening with a sample of Christian Bale’s ...
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“I would of liked it a bit more mellow, y’know?” INTERVIEW: Lissie
On Friday night I was able to interview a rather jolly-sounding Lissie, read on to find out about her album, it’s production, her thoughts on ...
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This is madness, this is the mad shit.
MADVILLIAN are back after a pretty long anticipated return, with “Papermill”, which is oddly being given away on Adult Swim in association with Kia, the ...
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TRACK REVIEW: Everything Everything – Schoolin’
Everyone is going on about the two new Arcade Fire songs Zane Lowe recently played, I was definitely impressed and pleased that I’m going to ...
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REVIEW: Kelis – Flesh Tone
I don’t really know of Kelis’ back catalogue, other than the perennial “Milkshake”, but let’s not go there. I like R&B on a minor level ...
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REVIEW: Male Bonding – Nothing Hurts
By now you’ve all probably heard Male Bonding’s seminal track, “Year’s Not Long” and I wouldn’t be surprised if you were thinking if there would ...
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HorrorshowPodcast #7 – FALCON MIX
Tasked with concluding the SUMMER VS. series, Lewi has outdone himself and come back with another beast entirely that I thought deserved a title all ...
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REVIEW: Holy Fuck – Latin
Holy Fuck could be justified in being named the analogue kings, with three album to their name now, they haven’t faltered, keeping the sick beats ...
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HorrorshowPodcast #6 – FRANKENSTEIN
Before Lewi comes in with the final summer vs. podcast episode, I thought I’d interject and add this, a mix based around Frankenstein, the epic ...
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“They were just getting ready to swing and knock me out with a baseball bat…” REVIEW: Ratatat – LP4
I adore the music of Ratatat. I admit, I was a little late of discovering it, not really hearing LP3 until the middle of last ...
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Horrorshow Podcast #5 – SUMMER VS. Pt Three
As the series continues, we have Matt’s summer playlist, which has some absolute classics and so far has probably picked the best songs, Lewi definitely ...
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HorrorshowPodcast #4 – SUMMER VS. Pt Two
The Summer Podcast series continues with Rose’s mini-mix, check back soon for the next part. DOWNLOAD PODCAST PLAYLIST 1. Fair Ohs - Summer Lake 2. Teenage ...
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REVIEW: Foals – Total Life Forever
I love Foals, their first album Antidotes is one of my personal favourites from the last decade. The challenge I think they faced with this ...