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Nostalgic, vibrant and beautifully shot, Paul Thomas Anderson’s Licorice Pizza is quite the film experience
As far as Paul Thomas Anderson films go, his 8th feature film Licorice Pizza feels like the most PTA-esque filmContinue Reading
Burial’s Antidawn EP balances eerie, disjointed soundscapes with an inviting warmness that is just sublime
The crispy, icy air around the desolate landscape emits a sense of ambiance and loneliness. The gentle, winter breeze blowsContinue Reading
10 overlooked albums released in 2021 that deserve recognition
Is it too late to wish you a Happy New Year? I hope 2022 is kind nice to everyone. 2021Continue Reading
Top 30 (+2) albums of the year: 2021
I’m not going to lie, this year has felt like a blur. It wasn’t my most eventful year in termsContinue Reading
In Search Of Media’s artist of 2021: Moor Mother
Camae Ayewa, aka Moor Mother, has over the past five years or so, released some of the most arresting, strikingContinue Reading
Balens Cho (Hot Candles) is Mach-Hommy at his most focused
Mach-Hommy’s rise to greatness over the past few years has been nothing short of inspiring and fascinating. The enigmatic NewarkContinue Reading
On Light Emitting Diamond Cutter Scripture, R.A.P. Ferreira combines his usual idiosyncratic, abstract observations with verbose and philosophical poetry
A new one from one of the underground’s most eclectic innovators. R.A.P Ferreira, formerly milo, aka scallops hotel is someoneContinue Reading
Irreversible Entanglements are relentless in their approach to creating free jazz, with Open The Gates being their most defined and complete album to date
Energy. Unfiltered, uncensored, unapologetic energy. “Open the gates, we arrive, energy time” exclaims Camae Ayewa (aka Moor Mother), to theContinue Reading
Y’all Don’t (Really) Care About Black Women is a truly hypnotic and mesmeric body of work that captures the allure of Melanie Charles’ artistry poignantly
Melanie Charles has been a favourite of mine since the release of her independently-released project The Girl with the GreenContinue Reading
The nonchalance and bluntness of its brutality makes Bull one of my favourite thrillers in years
As far as brutal revenge thrillers go, Paul Andrew Williams’ new film Bull may be one of the most exhilarating,Continue Reading
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