Latest Posts
Yves Tumor’s Praise A Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume; (Or Simply, Hot Between Worlds) is their most entrancing, defiant album to date.
Yves Tumor may be one of the defining, most important artists of the last decade. I said it, but it’sContinue Reading
The Letterboxd film roundup (seen in 2023 so far)
Hey everyone! In an attempt to extend In Search Of Media beyond a music-first blog, I’m going to be startingContinue Reading
In Search Of Media Travels to Berlin (April 19th – 25th)
I’m back to the solo travels this year, with my first destination being a favourite of mine, Berlin. I’m comingContinue Reading
Sideshow – 2MM DON’T JUST STAND THERE!
LA-artist Sideshow has been making some of the most unique hip-hop music in recent years, helped by idiosyncratic and variedContinue Reading
Wih a focus on collaboration and community, Algiers’ incredible new album Shook is their most eclectic and striking to date
The Atlanta, US-based post-punk quartet Algiers have been at the forefront of some of the most dynamic, politically-charged music ofContinue Reading
On Even God Has a Sense of Humor, Maxo’s vulnerabilities shine through on a soulful, soothing and cohesive body of work, his best to date
Maxo has never shied aware from sharing his vulnerabilities to the world, as exemplified with his exceptional 2019 album LILContinue Reading
Ryan Hawaii – Factory Settings
London-based designer and artist Ryan Hawaii has been an influential figure within the arts scene in the city, and hasContinue Reading
Nappy Nina’s exploration of grief on Mourning Due makes it one of the most personal and reflective moments in her discography so far
Brooklyn, New York emcee Nappy Nina has been sharing her introspections on her life for some time now, with intimateContinue Reading
Liv.e exceeded all expectations on her pretty flawless sophomore studio album Girl In The Half Pearl
Dallas, Texas native Liv.e is somewhat of a soul and R&B legend of the independent scene in the last decadeContinue Reading
The Laron-produced The Corner: Vol.1 is easily Jadasea’s most ambitious project to date, and proves why he’s a fitting ambassador for London’s burgeoning independent hip-hop scene
South East London meets Brooklyn, New York on one of the more impressive collaborative projects I’ve heard in a while.Continue Reading
In Search of Media 