The biggest challenge with Some Rap Songs is the lack of actual
‘songs’.
“A collection of profound and epic album reviews and musical articles by former astronaut and brain surgeon, Alasdair Kennedy. Reaching levels of poetry that rival Keats and Blake, the following reviews affirm Alasdair to be a prodigy, a genius and a god whose opinion is always objectively right. He is also without a doubt the most modest man in the universe.” - Alasdair Kennedy
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Showing posts with label glitch. Show all posts
Monday 10 December 2018
Friday 23 March 2018
Wednesday 13 December 2017
Saturday 9 April 2016
Friday 28 August 2015
Review of 'M3LL155X' by FKA Twigs
Accompanied by an artsy music video in which Twigs gives
birth to rainbow ribbons in the back of a van amongst other surreal scenes
straight out of Salvador Dali’s nightmares, this latest 16-minute EP sees the
London-born experimental singer continuing to alienate pop fans in pursuit of
her own weird and wonderful style.
Friday 28 November 2014
Review of 'The Church' by Mr. Oizo
Patience is a virtue that I sadly don’t have. Whilst I can
see the appeal of atmospheric electronic musicians like Jon Hopkins and the
Haxan Cloak, I often find myself clockwatching during the big long build-ups.
An artist like loopy French house producer, Mr. Oizo, is much more up my street.
He doesn’t allow time to breath, let alone check a watch. Employing AD/HD
pacing, he cuts out the foreplay and assaults the listener from the off.
Thursday 27 February 2014
Review of "Love Death Immorality" by Glitch Mob
Glitch Mob’s debut, Drink the Sea, was rich in atmosphere and although the tracks were a
little too quirky for your average night club they had a unique character to
them that pulled in the listener. Love
Death Immorality, the electronic three-piece’s second album, seems to be a
step in the wrong direction.
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