For Big Fat Cow, Friendship Is the Foundation of Their Craft
Photo Credit: Imani Black Words By: Alex Gonzalez Big Fat Cow’s music, though executed spontaneously, stems from the unbreakable bonds of friendship and camaraderie. The Kansas City band—comprised of vocalist and guitarist Noah Cassity, lead guitarist Kole Waters, drummer Matt Chipman, and bassist and vocalist Alex May—has found that their sibling-like bond is the driving […]
Jessica Pratt On The Purpose Of Music, Her Relationship With The Creative Process, And The Culmination Of Efforts That Led To Her Fourth Studio Album, ‘Here In The Pitch’
Jessica Pratt joined us for an introspective and engaging conversation in celebration of her latest album release, ‘Here in the Pitch”. The discussion was honest, thoughtful, and wide-ranging, covering topics like the turbulent and (sometimes) isolating artist process, her increasing musical confidence and some of the more surprising places her work has been sampled. Who […]
Album Review: The Lagoons – Island Hopping
Album Release Date: March 29, 2024 […]
THE DISCOVERY – Album Review: The Donnys, ‘Get Active’
Album Release Date: April 5, 2024 […]
Album Review: 408, ‘Hot Mess’
Album Release Date: March 22, 2024Genre: Alternative / Pop Punk In the words of the late great Kurt Cobain, ‘Teenage angst has paid off well,’ and no better description could be created for Orlando-based pop-punk outfit 408. Following 2022’s ‘Out Of It’ the quartet has returned with thirty-three minutes of fist pumping tunes, with track […]
Album Review: NewDad – MADRA
Album Release Date: January 26, 2024 Genre: Indie Rock / Shoegaze It’s no secret that Ireland’s bountiful music scene is currently […]
Review: Flying Lotus – You’re Dead
Californian Flying Lotus released at the end of 2014 ‘Your Dead’, a philosophical look at the themes of mortality with a metaphysical approach to the nature of existence, especially highlighted in ‘Never Catch Me Feat Kendrick Lamar’. Lotus’ body of work tends to touch on personal themes in his life such as his first album with his […]
Richard Dawson – Nothing Important
Idiosyncratic Newcastle based singer songwriter, Richard Dawson is one not to shy off the morbid realities of death in his body of work. 2011 saw the release of The Magic Bridge, utilising the themes of death and existentialism to draw listeners into the often ignored subjects of life and mortality, giving Dawson a rather inscrutable edge. […]