Cover songs are tricky. If you stick to the original, you get criticized for trying… Read the postWeek 49: “Blow Out” by Radiohead (L.O. Freq cover)
Every so often, for reasons I can’t fully understand, I feel compelled to rent an… Read the postWeek 48: “I Get A Kick Out Of You” by Ella Fitzgerald (Cinematic Orchestra remix)
Raise your hand if, somewhere around age sixteen, you went through a metal phase. Come… Read the postWeek 46: “Laguna Sunrise” by Black Sabbath
Faultline is British producer David Kosten, and one of those musicians who leaves a frustratingly… Read the postWeek 45: “Your Love Means Everything (part 2)” by Faultline feat. Chris Martin
Looking through Bush’s catalogue, the more likely candidate for this list for most people might… Read the postWeek 43: “Letting the Cables Sleep” by Bush
If you like music enough to be reading this, you’re probably familiar with the psychological… Read the postWeek 38: “What Would You Do With A Million?” by Giant Jnr.
And now, a brief story about why I like sample-based music. Many years ago, I… Read the postWeek 33: “His Majesty King Raam” by Lemon Jelly
It’s always seemed strange to me that Blur and Oasis got lumped into the same… Read the postWeek 30: “Tender” by Blur
If you are Canadian, chances are you have seen the work of the National Film… Read the postWeek 22: “Dayvan Cowboy” by Boards Of Canada
As explained in the liner notes of their brilliant 2000 album “Kaleidoscope”, DJ Food is… Read the postWeek 15: “The Crow…” by DJ Food
Bonobo is a solo musician from England whose latest album is, in my opinion, one… Read the postWeek 11: “Black Sands” by Bonobo
Music critics love coming up with names for new genres of music. Sometimes the name… Read the postWeek 9: “Roads” by Portishead
Generally, I’m not a fan of any music genre that begins with the word “experimental”. … Read the postWeek 5: “Unspoken” by Four Tet