I’ll never claim to being a committed gamer, nor would I consider the Grand Theft Auto series to be one of my favourite franchises growing up, but it does undoubtedly boast the most carefully chosen and incredible soundtracks in gaming history. Period. No better is than that of Vice City, released in 2002, with the…
Read More Once again, Cadgers took some time out of his incredibly busy schedule to venture to not one, but two festivals in a single weekend. What a hero. Anyway, here’s his rundown that includes rather frequent barings of his soul… Imagine the scene, if you will: it’s 10.30pm. You’re standing in the middle of Victoria Park…
Read More Albums of 2016… So Far
Read More Albums of 2016… So Far is Stephen Barrett, with his picks even including a little genre tag from him.
Read More Twenty two years ago today, NOFX released what was to become their most successful album to date, ‘Punk in Drublic’.
Read More As we all start to enjoy the summer that has finally decided to show its face, what better way to brighten it further than with an array of the year’s best albums to date?
Read More In the case of Wildflower, The Avalanches have had a colossal 16 year build-up of excitement and expectation to compete with.
Read More Haitian born and Canadian raised, Kaytranada (Louis Kevin Celestin) first gained fame for his 2012 reworking of Janet Jackson’s ‘If’, inspiring a string of production credits for a variety of artists from Chicago rapper Vic Mensa to UK house heroine Katy B. However, with this fifteen-track collection, Kay has finally transcended from being the invisible…
Read More One of our writers spent the weekend at Field Day soaking in every experience going, from the music to the weather, and gave us this rather enjoyable rundown of it all, including pictures from their very own phone. You couldn’t get closer unless you were there. Which they were… Anyway, here’s the full Field Day…
Read More “Michael Jackson, Limp Bizkit and Meshuggah meet in the studio for a jam session…” If the above statement sounds like the start of a cruel joke lampooning music genres, it’s probably time to forget all of your preconceptions and listen to Issues’ latest album, Headspace. Those already familiar with the Atlanta based six-piece will be…
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