Album Of The Month

Nia Archives released her debut album Silence Is Loud two years ago. It immediately caught my attention with a combination that felt completely fresh...

Gia Margaret’s Singing is an album where singing itself feels especially meaningful. Not only because of the voice, techniques or amount of singing, but...

If you have followed my Instagram account and reviews for a longer time, you have probably realised that I mostly recommend music that I...

Genesis Owusu’s debut album Smiling with No Teeth immediately caught my attention. The incredible groove of the album’s second track, “The Other Black Dog”,...

Before the release of That! Feels Good! In 2023, Jessie Ware had always felt slightly bland and somewhat lifeless to me, even though her...

Sascha Ring, better known as Apparat, has been relatively quiet when it comes to releases under this name for around six years now. To...

The band’s second album surfaced for me from some unknown depths, but from the very first notes I knew it would be one of...

Amapiano and its wide family of modern South African sounds are rapidly shaping today’s global club culture. The genre’s rise across the African continent...

The Thai band Khana Bierbood masterfully fuses surf rock, psychedelia, and traditional Thai music, creating a sound that feels both timeless and refreshingly different....

After more than a decade of underground rumbling, Manchester’s Maruja have finally delivered their long-awaited debut full-length. For many, the band first came into...