1971 PROVED a pivotal year for Marvin Gaye. Having already established himself as big name in Motown, Gaye used his skills as a singer and a writer to create What’s Going On; an album...
FOR ONE LAST time we venture into the musical world of films from the last six years. Join us as we take you from the industrial world at the turn of the century, to...
IN A WORLD dominated by Britpop, someone had to bring the British scene back to reality with a bang. Who better to do that than Bristol Trip-Hop band Portishead? Their debut album, Dummy, released...
BY 1979, TALKING Heads had already created two incredible, rhythmic, funky albums. Talking Heads ’77 gave us the ‘Psycho Killer’, the radio bait that would have people attempting to sing in French for years...
FILM Torments earns its moniker justly. No theme for this heady month of August – just crap. All crap. No crap barred. To start us on our merry way, Andrew has a treat: 2013’s...
IN A YEAR that have us Doolittle, Three Feet High And Rising, Straight Outta Compton and The Stone Roses, three hoodlums from New York City stood out for dropping some of the hottest beats...
THE MARVEL Cinematic Universe sometimes gets an unfair wrap for being too family friendly. While not necessarily the most gritty series in the history of film, (especially in comparison to DC’s recently released shared...
KEVIN Parker has always been a sucker for pop music. Around the time Tame Impala’s 2012 sophomore album Lonerism was released, Parker stated that he had “seven songs ready” should Kylie Minogue wish to...
2015, and Florence Welch and her machine are headlining Glastonbury and topping America’s Billboard 200, but it’s important to remember that this all started way back in 2009 with the release of their debut,...
SUICIDAL Tendencies, the 1983 debut album from the seminal thrash punks of the same name is one of those albums. It’s strange, in that amidst this harsh and abrasive collection of songs, songs that...
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