Album Reviews – Page 32

Noah O x Taylor Whitelow – Monument Avenue

8.0

Persistence is a funny thing. If pride personified is an athletic, ruggedly handsome, shining spectacle of the "jock" – persistence would be its know-it-all little brother, refined and slightly more…

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7.5

Raelism – Freedom Within the Prison

A musician acquainted with imaginative stylistic approaches, Max Rael's versatility as a producer/ musician ranges from experimenting with genres like goth, synth pop, indie, and even black metal. All washed…

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9.0

Bad Suns – Language & Perspective

I started training for the New York City Marathon this week and have been in search of an upbeat backtrack to the tedious plodding percussion of my feet on pavement.…

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7.0

Knapper 16 – Astral

Thinking of the beat scene and hip hop, it is not farfetched to have your ears perk up in curiosity when there is word of a Norwegian beat scene producer…

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8.5

Coalmine Records – Unearthed

Tupac Shakur said it best: "You can spend minutes, hours, days, weeks, or even months over-analyzing a situation; trying to put the pieces together, justifying what could've, would've happened… or…

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9.0

Madeaux – Love The Machine

Over time, a general image has started to form of who exactly this diverse producer is. EARMILK has worked with Madeaux several times in the past and is proud to say…

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8.0

The Hydrothermal Vents – Secrets of the Deep!

Soaring with beautiful guitar riffs and dream-like vocals are The Hydrothermal Vents, a two piece band from Quebec comprised of John Tielli and Tessa Kautzman. Both respective solo musicians at…

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8.5

Daze – Contrast EP

Who exactly is the mastermind behind groove producer Daze? His Soundcloud page is extremely elusive, only telling us that he is from the city Rouen in France and that he has one…

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9.0

Little People – We Are But Hunks Of Wood

Little People has steadily built up a reputation for, as he puts it, “making downtempo electronic music, part beats, bleeps and snippets of other people’s music with real live instrumentation.”…

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8.0

Kyla La Grange – Cut Your Teeth

Cut Your Teeth is quite different from England’s Kyla La Grange’s first album, Ashes. She’s traded quivering rock-styled vocals for ones of a more light and airy nature. With the…

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8.5

Mr. Flash – Sonic Crusader

Ed Banger has had a long history of being one of the most legendary record labels in France. Starting off with the labelhead himself being the former manager for Daft…

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8.5

The Black Keys – True Blue

It’s a big day in the rock world as Ohio's The Black Keys release True Blue to their ever growing fan base. The band has certainly come a long way…

Archives: Album Reviews

Noah O x Taylor Whitelow – Monument Avenue

Raelism – Freedom Within the Prison

Bad Suns – Language & Perspective

Knapper 16 – Astral

Coalmine Records – Unearthed

Madeaux – Love The Machine

The Hydrothermal Vents – Secrets of the Deep!

Daze – Contrast EP

Little People – We Are But Hunks Of Wood

Kyla La Grange – Cut Your Teeth

Mr. Flash – Sonic Crusader

The Black Keys – True Blue

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