Reviews is our space for listening closely and speaking plainly. Albums, EPs, and singles are weighed on what they do, how they feel, and whether they hold up beyond the first spin. No hype cycles, no score inflation, no pretending everything is essential.
Context matters. Craft matters. Impact matters. If a record is covered here, it’s because it asked for attention, not because it arrived with a loud press release.
It may not be the Siksa you were waiting for, but this is a little musical treat you should listen to. In fact, this is the soundtrack of Kaspar Hauser, he was the Orphan of Europe, the story of a boy abandoned in Nuremberg square […]
Battles just released their 4th album, “Juice B Crypts”. A little Free Rock, a little Free Jazz, a bit of Conceptual Music here & a hint of Techno/House there, and lots of Funk. A complex album, with intricate loops, crazy sounds & bloops. Far from […]
A few years back, I wouldn’t have considered myself a fan of Post Rock. That all changed when I witnessed Tides From Nebula perform live in Gdańsk. Since then, I’ve seen them four times, the first being about seven years ago. Each performance has been […]
Squid, A five-piece band from Brighton, playing since 2017, and already one of the most fascinating band of 2019 coming out of UK. The just released an EP – “Town Center“, with a brilliant single, “The Cleaner“, 7’33 of pure happiness. Sometimes, they remind me […]
