REVIEW: Be Discovered Live At The Hospital Club
We reviewed Be Discovered Live at The Hospital Club.
Category: Reviews
Review: Robert Glasper Experiment - Black Radio 2
We reviewed Robert Glasper Experiment’s Black Radio 2. Considering how much of a fanboy I was of the first instalment of Black Radio, it was only fair that I reviewed the second offering from the awe-inspiring Robert Glasper Experiment. When it comes to album releases, I initially look at two things: the cover art, and …
Review: Black Milk At Scala, London
Sit back and let us transport you to Black Milk’s magical performance at Scala in London alongside live band, Nat Turner.
Review: Fink Meets The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra
We reviewed Fink’s Fink Meets The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra.
Review: Ghostpoet - Nottingham Bodega Social (Live)
We reviewed Ghostpoet’s performance at The Bodega Social Club in Nottingham. Whilst only 2 years have passed since by Ghostpoet’s ‘Peanut Butter Blues and Melancholy Jam’ was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize, it feels like so much longer. Acts have come and gone, the scene has changed, but one thing is certain, the honesty and …
Review: Apex Zero - Reality Provoking Liberation
West London’s Apex Zero delivers a powerful debut this month entitled Reality Provoking Liberation. The name is clue enough that this is not a trap, ratchet or dance music offering. The 12 track project is a non-stop call to overthrow an oppressive system that has everyone around the world under the cosh. Apex Zero accuses …
Review: Black Milk - No Poison No Paradise
We reviewed Black Milk’s No Poison No Paradise.
Review: Tanya Morgan - Rubber Souls
We reviewed Tanya Morgan’s Rubber Souls.
REVIEW: DarkoTheSuper - Thank You Jim Cunningham
The 19-year-old Pennsylvania-based human hip-hop experiment Evan Souza AKA DarkoTheSuper invites you on follow him on a bold and warped quest through aural space with Thank You Jim Cunningham. ‘Challenge accepted,’ says our reviewer (The Auracle). There’s something about this dude DarkoTheSuper that is so strange and flipped out, yet at the same time, it’s …
Review: Jordan James – Love Waves EP
Guest writer Ashton James Brown (aka Ashtronomic) reviews Jordan James’ Love Waves EP. South London based R&B crooner Jordan James has been making some noise for a while, releasing his début the Cheeky Bastard EP in the spring of 2012. Where as that project was much more of a Hip-Hop focused affair tinged with R&B …