Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) All my homies use Navidrome. Self-hosting is key, because music should be free ::) Soulseek is a cool word, and that’s protected speech. Mulvad, my man be providing me privacy <3 Open sourcing ain’t easy, pikapod is an option. I reject art and culture being reduced to … Read more
Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) At Peace is a profoundly haunting articulation of a world blighted by a prevailing fascist hegemony. If only this were a work of fiction and not the current state of affairs, but it certainly makes for a welcomed cathartic experience. CBC’s Jim Agapito did a great interview … Read more
Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) Here you go, given to you without warranty, sustained by the will to share: Do not be afraid to enjoy things fully and be vulnerable. Now, there are no requirements, simply listen, reflect and let go… practising acceptance, without license.
Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) Warm woven noodle blankets, surfing down a marvellous stream. A waffled fife of hollowed noodles, being played in wondrous harmony. We dance along the fleeting river, tortured feet thwop a healing melody. It’s tragically ephemeral: this warm familiar feeling, your smile cutting through me, laughing contagiously, infecting … Read more
Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) Parliament Owls – A Span is All That We Can Boast If you are thirsting for new melodic math metal with dreamy dynamic vocals, then you’re gonna wanna check out Toronto’s Parliament Owls, for sure. I’m so stoked to have found this band, as I’ve been riding … Read more
Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) Windows 96 – One Hundred Mornings I’ve been super thirsty for some cool synth all summer long, and Windows 96 has been keeping me hydrated with One Hundred Mornings. I’ve been delving more into synth wave a tropical digital breeze washes over you. Great Grandpa – Plastic … Read more
Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional) Sons of Kemet – Your Queen is a Reptile This unique four piece out of the UK, consists of two drummers, a saxophonist and a tuba player (tubist?) serving up jazz with strong African and Caribbean roots. Each song is dedicated to a different female queen, and … Read more
