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Podcast: Radio Chaneque – Copeando con los Guarriors vs top 10 de terror
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Review : Dad Rocks! – Year of the flesh
Not only is this a very late review for a rather good album, but for all the lateness that gave leeway for a more detailed analysis, the main question remains: What genre do we put Dad Rocks! in? Folk? Too intricate for it. Baroque pop? Not enough chamber instruments, but we are getting there. Dad…
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I can’t believe it’s not another EP round – up! Pjaro, Feature/Slowcoaches
Hullo, you pilfering pilchards o’ Pimlico, this is our always late EP round up, where we trawl through the titanic troves of tinnitus-inducing music and bring you the best of what’s around. Or at least what WE think it’s the best of what’s around. Remember: don’t adjust your opinion. We are just a shithole of…
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Review : Shellac – Dude Incredible
It’s been seven barren years since Shellac bothered to release an album and some of us have waited season in, year out since Excellent Italian Greyhound hit the shelves/files sharing/general internet (delete as you use) in 2007. It has to be said that in that time we’ve endured a lot of industry hurly-burly. The frugal…
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Corona Clay-pital : a survivor’s tale
4 hours. How can a flight be delayed for almost 4 hours? #FuckVolaris and #VolarisdeMierda indeed. Anyways, a late flight became a red-eye flight but after 2 years I finally met again with Janine Doe Jr., who came to this smog cappuccino we call Mexico City to catch Massive Attack and Weezer. On the same…
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Review: Jim Ghedi – Destroy Your Earthly Possessions
With a title like this and given Mr. Ghedi’s previous recordings, I was expecting a passionate outpouring of meaningful and inspiring spiritual jazzfolk but surprisingly, Jim’s having none of it. An artist never afraid to follow his heart, Jim Ghedi neatly sidesteps all our preconceptions on this newest recording to be released by the dudes…
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Sobre como me encontré (con @RiversCuomo cantando ‘¿Quién como tú?’ de Ana Gabriel)
Esta es una reseña doble. Por un lado, un ensayo sobre el más reciente material discografico de Rivers Cuomo & Co. (a.k.a Weezer): Everything Will be Alright in the End” (#EWBAITE, para más corto). Por el otro, una narración sobre lo vivido en su presentación en la Ciudad de México como parte del festival Corona…
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Review: alt-j – This Is All Yours
alt-J was propelled from emerging indie band status to a national news story last year when the band’s debut An Awesome Wave won the Mercury Music Prize. Such a meteoric rise puts pressure on a group, especially when it comes to the traditionally “difficult” second album. But even with the departure of bassist Gwil Sainsbury,…
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Reseña: Robert Plant – Lullaby and… the ceaseless roar
No es fácil reinventarse después de 30 años. Existen artistas, que ya sea por autocomplacencia, por falta de talento o por necedad de los fans, siguen regodeándose en el mismo estilo y las viejas glorias. Existen, por otro lado, artistas como Robert Plant, que pudiendo “dormir en sus laureles” y dedicarse a vivir de los…
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