INTERVIEWSMUSIC

Meet these wackos. They call themselves, The Chewers, a duo coming from the desolated streets of West Virginia that bring dissonance, cacophony and madness to your […]

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GIGSMUSICREVIEWS

The good news is that the music of Graham Parker & The Rumour – born of the mid-1970s marriage of a notably gifted songwriter and a bunch of all star pub rock alumni – holds up better than most output of the […]

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ALBUM REVIEWSMUSICREVIEWS

The albums theme? Isolation. All songs provide the feeling of being not quite part of this world, something that Peter Gabriel could always handle. A strange, extremely dark, yet deeply exotic and colourful album […]

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GIGSMUSIC

A controversial review on The Kills´sixth visit to the Aztec territory and a lustful declaration to Alison Mosshart […]

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GIGSREVIEWS

A controversial review on The Kills´sixth visit to the Aztec territory and a lustful declaration to Alison Mosshart […]

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MUSICSONGS

If you listen to her impressive discography, is hard to choose in which direction to go. So many different evocative emotions of love and loss, death and life, and the fanciful against the reasonable and mundane. It´s impossible to choose one single track that defines Kate Bush´s soul and pursuit as an artist, but if we enter into utopias, then […]

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ALBUM REVIEWSMUSIC

Probably the most controversial review of this classic that you will ever read […]

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INTERVIEWSMUSIC

An exclusive conversation with Arsène Welkin, founder of Black Totem Records and member of Thee Maximators – a French duo of distorted and lo-fi hysteria […]

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ALBUM REVIEWSMUSIC

A revision on The Boss´essential album inspired by unemployment, sickness, loneliness, hate and despair. Springsteen´s best album in the opinion of our gloom obsessive reviewer […]

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POP CULTUREWORDS OF WISDOM

William Burroughs´words of wisdom on why does a man become a heroin addict. Taken from his autobiographical book, Junky […]

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