Long and complete reviews!
We’re knocked out! SATE doesn’t have time to stay in line, to be just nice. And we’re grateful, that’s not what we want from her. By breathing a deep and powerful spirituality into her new record The Fool, the artist summons warm energies. Can we restrain from hitting replay after the first round? Of course not.
For today’s new release, we’re diving into a debut album by a rising band! Gustaf has caught our eye some months ago with their track Design. It is time for us to listen to their LP Audio Drag For Ego Slobs. Review.
dodie’s new record is a musical transcription of the human existence complexity through the prism of her life. Review.
A thud is piercing the silence. The drums are opening the bawl. The rest is a succession of great ideas. It is time to discover Hidden Gems by The Blue Stones. Review.
The talent of non-binary rapper Illustre is obvious. With their first album, Ille, the artist comes and goes between genders, blurs borders, talks about society, keeps it real and it feels good. Review.
It’s through an album full of great tenderness that Nana Adjoa unveils the person she wants to become. Big Dreaming Ants has just been released today. Review.
If we love Hanni El Khatib’s dark and trashy universe, his new album FLIGHT leaves us unsure. Review.
Here is a new occasion to travel fast and far without leaving our homes. Great Haitian singer Moonlight Benjamin is back this year with her new album Simido. Review.
While this lockdown situation is continuing happily (or less happily), the good Samaritans from The Deniro’s, the surf rock band from Toulouse, release a new album, Surfin’ In Love. Time to listen to it.
It’s already the 3rd of April and underground band TOPS is offering us one of the best gifts ever: their new album I Feel Alive. So this is a not-objective-at-all review of it, as it is, from the first listen, a favourite.