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Album Review: A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships – The 1975

One of the great joys of experiencing art in all its forms is being able to witness, in almost real time, the evolution of an artist. We can see them experiment, push boundaries, and hopefully, discover something about themselves, and by connection, us, in the process of creation. When art succeeds in this task, it… [continued]
Essentials: Wasteland EP – Keerd

Wasteland EP, Keerd’s debut release on L.A imprint Noise Revolt, offers a mature and defined breakbeat sound from an up-and-coming artist. Luring the listener in with a cascade of atmospheric soundscapes, the EP finds its true strength in the dark breaks that puncture its post-apocalyptic world. The three tracks presented on the EP are expansive… [continued]
Album Review: Oxnard – Anderson .Paak

If there is a negative that comes from releasing a piece of art that is both critically and commercially successful, it is that it comes with high expectations. There is a good reason that the term “sophomore slump” sticks in the cultural lexicon. With that in mind, Anderson .Paak’s new album Oxnard is one of… [continued]
Remastering The Beatles’ Classic, The White Album

In a recent episode of the excellent podcast All Songs Considered, host Bob Boilen has a prolonged discussion with Giles Martin. Mr. Martin, son of famed Beatles producer George Martin, produced the latest remaster of The Beatles’ famed The White Album. This is a fantastic listen which discussed the importance of the band, what you… [continued]
Essentials: “Meteor” – Mystery School

“Meteor” by Mystery School (Tony Reed Jr. and Owen Bones) is a synth-ridden ode to the inevitability of change. Transporting the listener on a sonic journey, the track blends swirling basslines with smooth vocals to deliver a message of radical positivity. The second single from Mystery School, after October release “Holographic”, is a polished affair with production… [continued]
Essentials: “PELIGROSA” – Neo Fresco and Dom Corleone

Released on Los Angeles imprint ADBC Records’ Halloween Heaters 2 album, Neo Fresco‘s collaboration with Dom Corleone, “PELIGROSA,” is a trap-laden call for battle that will have any fan of the bass-heavy genre clawing for a piece. The sub-bass heavy intro moves aside as an explosion of break-beat drums brings the track into full glory.… [continued]
Thom Yorke’s Suspiria Score Is A Beautiful Nightmare

Suspiria holds a special place in the minds and hearts of horror fans. This is probably why, if you haven’t seen the original film, the number one thing you heard about the upcoming 2018 version was, “HOW DARE THEY REMAKE SUSPIRIA!” By all of the indications from early buzz, it seems that director Luca Guadagnino… [continued]
Moments Of Reality: Wine Pairings For ULTRAMAJIC Co-Founder Pilar Zeta’s Album

In partnership with the St Andrews Wine Company, Saint Audio selects one very special album to match with a curated selection of wine, beer, and spirits. Miles Bolland has expertly paired wine, beer, or spirits for each song off ULTRAMAJIC co-founder Pilar Zeta’s Moments Of Reality. All wines and spirits are available for purchase on… [continued]
Come Back To Earth: Remembering Mac Miller

On September 7th, 2018, rapper Mac Miller was found dead in his home of a suspected overdose, at the young age of 26. The untimely loss of such a talented and kind artist has hurt immeasurably. To remember Mac Miller, we asked fans to share some of their favorite memories. We never met, but it… [continued]
Essentials: Ariana Grande Covers Thundercat’s “Them Changes” In BBC Live Lounge

Coming fresh off the release of third studio album Sweetener and in the middle of a whistle-stop UK tour, Ariana Grande graced the BBC’s famous Live Lounge with her soulful rendition of Thundercat‘s “Them Changes”. Somewhat of an unexpected choice for Grande and the Live Lounge, Ariana brought her A game to this soulful yet… [continued]