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Get tuned into the radio with Vince Staples on “FM!”

By: ethian97 November 7, 2018November 7, 2018

Album, EP, MusicAlbum Review, EP Review, Ethan Woodford, Featured, FM!, Review, Vince StaplesLeave a Comment

While some artists’ side projects between main projects can fade into insignificance, in 22 brief minutes Staples still manages to make a lasting impression.

Top 40 Albums of 2017

By: blinkclyro December 22, 2017December 22, 2017

Album, Feature, MusicA Black Mile To The Surface, A Crow Looked At Me, a deeper understanding, After Laughter, After The Party, Alex Cameron, Alvvays, American Dream, Antisocialites, Any Joy, Arca, Arcane Roots, Best Albums, Best Albums 2017, Big Fish Theory, BLINKCLYRO, Bravado, Brockhampton, Brutalism, Code Orange, Come Over When You're Sober, Corbin, Creeper, CTRL, DAMN, Daughter, Dauoyflin, english tapas, Eternity In Your Arms, father john misty, Featured, Flower Boy, Flying Microtonal banana, Forced Witness, Forever, Full Day Cool Times, Full Of Hell, Gang Signs And Prayer, Greatest Hits, Half Light, Idles, Kendrick Lamar, King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard, King Krule, Kirin J. Callinan, LCD Soundsystem, Lil Peep, List Season, List Season 2017, Lorde, Manchester Orchestra, Masseduction, MC Almond Milk, Melancholia Hymns, Melodrama, Mount Eerie, Mourn, Music From Before The Storm, Ofbeldi, Orc, Paramore, Pronto Mama, Pure Comedy, Remo Drive, Rostam, SATURATION I, sleaford mods, Sleep Well Beast, St. Vincent, Stormzy, SZA, The Menzingers, The National, The OOZ, the war on drugs, Thee Oh Sees, Trumpeting Ecstasy, Tyler The Creator, Vince Staples, Visions Of A Life, While She Sleeps, Wolf Alice, You Are We2 Comments

Misery, joy, experimentation: music in 2017 brought all of this as well as more and we’ve got the list to prove it.

Top 50 Songs of 2017

By: blinkclyro December 15, 2017December 15, 2017

Feature, Music, TracksA Portrait Of, Alex Cameron, Andrew Barr, Ascension, Babies Are A Lie, Being So Normal, benjamin clementine, Big Enough, Big For Your Boots, Bike Dream, Birthdays, Blaenavon, Brockhampton, Callum Thornhill, Carly Rae Jepsen, Chanel, Charlie Leach, Clairo, Corbin, Cut To The Feeling, D.N.A, Day I Die, Daydream, Desire, Dominic Cassidy, Don't Delete The Kisses, Drew Barrymore, Dua Lipa, Dum Surfer, Enter Shikari, Ethan Woodford, Everything Everything, Ewan Blacklaw, father john misty, Featured, Frank Ocean, Funeral, Giving Up, Gorillaz, Green Light, Gregor Farquharson, Hard Times, Harry Styles, Holding On, Idles, Isabella McHardy, Jake Cordiner, Jimmy Barnes, Josh Adams, Kendrick Lamar, Kieran Cannon, King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard, King Krule, Kirin J. Callinan, LCD Soundsystem, Lemon, Liam Menzies, Liam Toner, Lil Peep, Lorde, losing time, Molly Lewis, Mother, Mount Eerie, Mr Lonely, My Children, N.E.R.D, New Rules, Oliver Butler, Only God Knows, Open Water, Orthodox Man, Paramore, Peach Pit, Phantom of Aleppoville, Phoebe Bridgers, Pip Blom, Pretty Girl, Protomartyr, Pure Comedy, Real Death, Remo Drive, Retrospect, Rory McArthur, Rostam, Runnin' Outta Luck, Save That Shit, Sean Hannah, Shake It, Sign Of The Times, Slow Disco, Sorority Noise, St. Vincent, Star, Stormzy, SZA, The Menzingers, The Mountain Goats, The National, The Smiths Street Band, The Vegan Leather, the war on drugs, The XCerts, Thick As Thieves, Tilly O'Connor, Tommy, Tommy Genesis, tonite, Tyler The Creator, undercover agents, Unicorn Tolerance, Vince Staples, Vistas, Woes, Wolf Alice, XO Tour Llif3, Yeah Right, Yer Killin' Me, Young Fathers7 Comments

It’s time to start the praising: the team finally decide on the best tunes of the year.

Top 10 Albums of 2017 (So Far)

As we reach that half way point, it’s time to reminisce about the best records 2017 has brought us so far.

Album Review: Vince Staples – Big Fish Theory

By: blinkclyro June 26, 2017June 26, 2017

Album, Music, ReviewAlbum Review, Avant Garde, Big Fish Theory, Def Jam Recordings, electronic, Experimental, hip hop, Ryan Martin, Trap, Vince Staples1 Comment

Refreshing and fun yet depressing and deep, Big Fish Theory stands tall as one of the year’s best listens.