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Showing posts with label Music Reviews. Show all posts
March 4, 2026

Flying Lotus and Essay 4: Following on the heels of his sci-fi horror film, Ash, FlyLo drops his latest EP, BIG MOMMA, and unexpectedly becomes the center of the question that's on everyone's minds - What is AI's place in human creativity?

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Flying Lotus - BIG MOMMA Review, and Thoughts on AI and Creativity Click hear to read my other Flying Lotus reviews Go here to read my othe...
February 27, 2026

Gorillaz are back and as fresh as ever, with their brand new album The Mountain, and their short film, The Mountain, The Moon Cave, and The Sad God

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Gorillaz - The Mountain Review Another year, another new album by the well-oiled and shapeshifting music machine, Gorillaz! The love child ...
February 7, 2026

Puscifer release their best album yet, Normal Isn't, projecting anxiety, anger, and protest into one of the most explosive albums of this past year

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Puscifer - Normal Isn't Review Puscifer were never ones to shy away from the news of the world. On the contrary, Puscifer always seemed...
January 12, 2026

Masterpiece Crate 6 & Fan Project Archive: Why The Beach Boys will never get old, and why SMiLE is the greatest album that never was, but now is, thanks to Brian Wilson and The Beach Boys fan community

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The Beach Boys' SMiLE, And The Best Music Fanbase Of All Time A Fan Mix & Fan Project Archive This article is a deep dive in...
June 26, 2025

A Tribute to Brian Wilson & A Smile-Core Albums Collage Project Powered by r/thebeachboys Subreddit

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  To read my Masterpiece Crate 6 on The Beach Boys’ SMiLE and my thesis for why their fanbase is the best fanbase in the business, go here ....
October 7, 2023

Roger Waters, former frontman of Pink Floyd, releases his own version of the classic album, The Dark Side of The Moon Redux, for better or worse

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Roger Waters - The Dark Side of The Moon Redux Analysis and Review Introduction For the past 50 years we've been graced with one of t...
September 30, 2023

Animal Collective's second album in a year and a half, Isn't It Now?, proves the group is in top neopsychedelic form

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Animal Collective - Isn't It Now? Review Animal Collective, a band formed from a small group of childhood friends, are a class all their...
September 15, 2023

Masterpiece Crate 5: Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of The Moon

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Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon 50th Anniversary Analysis and Review Update: our review of Roger Waters’ The Dark Side of The ...
December 3, 2022

The Beach Boys - Sail on Sailor - 1972 Boxset drives home the brilliance of this magical and underrated period of Beach Boys history

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The Beach Boys - Sail On Sailor - 1972 Boxset Review   Click here to read my tribute to Brian Wilson and about the latest Smile-core album ...
February 16, 2021

Transatlantic duo Configa and Hastyle unleash The ConfigHas Crates, setting hip-hop ablaze!

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Configa Presents: The ConfigHas Crates Review Hip-hop has been through many trends over the years. As the founding hip-hop genre has inevita...
November 18, 2020

Earth’s Full Upon Her Burning Lips (2019) is an awesome showcase of doom metal, and probably the ultimate example of metal you can chill to

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Earth - Full Upon Her Burning Lips Review Earth, a group that helped to define and form the genre of ambient metal, doom, drone, or stoner ...
November 8, 2020

System Of A Down’s first music in 15 years, Protect The Land, and Genocidal Humanoidz, brings to light immediate atrocities committed in their homeland

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System Of A Down - Protect The Land / Genocidal Humanoidz Review Now is a pivotal time in world history, which should go without saying. Not...
November 2, 2020

Long Island artists Thomas Coppola and Fendii release their collaborative album, Fendii Flannel!

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Thomas Coppola - Fendii Flannel Review Amid the bleak worldwide pandemic, both major and independent music has been thumping and more alive ...
October 29, 2020

Amorphous and constantly reinventing heavy metal-alternative rock group Obsidian Kingdom drop their third genre-smashing album, MEAT MACHINE - Album Review

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Obsidian Kingdom - MEAT MACHINE Review Obsidian Kingdom are no strangers to change, as we have seen from our exclusive interview with them ...
October 11, 2020

Masterpiece Crate 4: Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral

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Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral Analysis and Review Alternative and grunge rock were left for dead in the wake of Alice In C...
September 30, 2020

Sunn O)))'s twin album releases, Life Metal and Pyroclasts (2019), are a fantastic entry point into drone metal - Album reviews

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Sun O))) - Life Metal and Pyroclasts Reviews Two releases that have escaped me over the past year were from drone metal gods, Sunn O))) (pr...
September 27, 2020

Sufjan Stevens releases his 8th mainline studio album, the lush, electronic, and heartfelt The Ascension - Album Review

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Sufjan Stevens - The Ascension Review As an accomplished and fan-favorite indie musician marching to the beat of his own drum, Sufjan (pron...
September 23, 2020

The Flaming Lips latest LP expertly crafts sonic psychedelia, detailing pastime youth, family, drugs, and death, but in the present year, does anybody care? American Head Album Review

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The Flaming Lips - American Head Review For a band as determined to explore all of the inner space that can possibly be explored, The Flami...
April 24, 2020

Banditfide - Banditfide Album Review

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Banditfide - Banditfide Review Tryna Get It Entertainment presents Banditfide Sh*t, the latest LP from Pittsburgh hip-hop group, Banditfide...
April 14, 2020

Nine Inch Nails - Ghosts V: Together & Ghosts VI: Locusts Album Reviews

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Nine Inch Nails - Ghosts V: Together and Ghosts VI: Locusts Reviews Just over 12 years since the debut of the instrumental, ambient, and...