Features
Tuesday, December 28 2004
Counting Snowflakes...
'Asking me to rate albums of one genre against one another is a little like asking me how many gears I want on my tuna, so here's a trawl through some of the amazing music I've come to love over the past 12 months, sorted loosely by genre.'
Wednesday, July 28 2004
How Hip-Hop Music Is Slowly Transcending Its Circular Culture
If it is to stand any chance of representing a people, then hip-hop must be allowed that most fundamental of human compulsions: to grow, to transcend its own limitations, to change.
Sunday, January 1 1995
Music Should Be You: An Interview with Dälek
The members of Dälek search for the One in all kinds of music. Really, all kinds.
Sunday, January 1 1995
Dancing Through Song: An Interview with Feist
Feist explains how she became the Kevin Bacon of Canada's music scene.
Reviews
Friday, January 13 2006
Arctic Monkeys: Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not
Chosen by the people, a young quartet with a frontman touched by greatness deliver a sometimes fine, sometimes fantastic, always fun debut with feeling. Pass it on...
Wednesday, December 14 2005
The Chap: Ham
Group of intellectual reprobate Brit pranksters proffer a sophomore album that values everything, is sweetly sad, rocks stoopid hard, and holds nothing sacred. Get your Ham on!"
Tuesday, November 22 2005
Floetry: Flo'Ology
Grammy-nominated Londoners drop third album with the aid of some American bigshots. Your jaw won't, though.
Friday, November 18 2005
Amusement Parks on Fire: Amusement Parks on Fire
Having heard this album, you might be tempted to give the guy responsible a million dollars. 'Nuff said.
Wednesday, November 16 2005
Various Artists: Wu-Tang Meets the Indie Culture
The Killer Bees meet some of what keeps the underground buzzing these days, and the flows run thicker than blood.
