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Tkay Maidza
Tkay Maidza is a 19-year-old Zimbabwean-Australian singer and rapper, and my favourite musical discovery of 2015 so far. Three videos to make her yours too. Other news; I’ll be in England next week, with Milan. !
Arbitrary Number of Shorter Sounds From The Most Recent Orbital Period of The Earth (AKA “27 Tracks from 2013″ )
I seem to now be in a steady routine of mostly ignoring new music from January to November, then digesting it all in one lump in December. This year I’ve been using the ‘Mincer’ technique to get through a thousand … Continue reading
Chris Brown, Chloe Papas and the future of music journalism
This is Chris Brown He’s a complete prick – a homophobe, a violent drunk, utterly insensitive, with idiot fans, and (as everyone must know) responsible for this appalling assault on Rihanna. A thoroughly despicable person, then. We can all agree … Continue reading
Scene missing
There was something here before, and now it’s gone. But don’t worry, if you want it you can just send me a message.
This Year’s Project I’m Definitely Going To See Through
I’m writing a blog about every song by the band Pulp. It’s over here —–> http://pulpsongs.wordpress.com There will be an entry every Saturday for the foreseeable future. It’s probably not for everyone, so I’ll refrain from banging on about it here.
200 Tracks from 2011 – Part Seven – The End
So, it’s over – the year and the list. Time to start making resolutions or plans for 2012? Well, yes, maybe, but we can get to that later. For now there are a few extra miscellaneous bits to tidy up. … Continue reading
200 Tracks from 2011 – Part Six (20-1)
And so we enter the final furlong. Get yourself comfortable, it’s a long ride. #20 Ga’an – Arms They Speak Magma-like drone-prog, hypnotic drums and organs, very promising stuff. #19 Azealia Banks – 212 Every month or so a … Continue reading
