Review: Animal Collective :: Time Skiffs
The Animal Collective is back! Okay, that probably doesn’t elicit as much enthusiasm from the reader as from the reviewer, because in the second decade of its existence the collective…
Half a million vaccinated people lose their green tick, but there is a lot to negotiate with the new rules for the corona pass
Visitors to the Maritime Museum Rotterdam show their QR codes at the entrance.Statue Arie Kievit Anyone who has not had a booster and received the last vaccination more than nine…
Review: Mitski :: “Laurel Hell”
Perfect synthpop with a few cracks On the one hand, Mitski remains true to herself on her sixth album because she continues to fuse catchiness and avant-garde, art and mainstream.…
Review: Emma Elisabeth :: Some Kind Of Paradise
Cheerfulness and bliss are different. The kind of paradise that Emma Elisabeth, the Swedish Berliner, wallows in on her album SOME KIND OF PARADISE seems more like the kind of…
Ireen Wüst draws energy from the approaching farewell to her sports career
Ireen Wüst is training in Beijing for the 2022 Winter Games.Statue Klaas Jan van der Weij Ireen Wüst is working on her Olympic final chord. She is 35 years old…
Animal Collective: “Time Skiffs” (Review & Stream)
The four musicians from Animal Collective met at a Waldorf school in Baltimore when they were eight or nine years old – and apparently they still can’t let go of…
Review: Yeule :: Glitch Princess
The last song on GLITCH PRINCESS is almost 203 minutes (no, no typo!) long and every single one of them is worth it. The exuberant, mostly layered ambient piece also…
Half a million vaccinated people lose their green tick, but there is little scientific reason for that
Visitors to the Maritime Museum Rotterdam show their QR codes at the entrance.Statue Arie Kievit Anyone who has not had a booster and received the last vaccination more than nine…
Review: Ale Hop :: Why Is It They Say A City Like Any City?
Paradoxically, the pandemic has favored international cooperation. The fourth album by the experimental musician Ale Hop is also the result of an international exchange process: During a trip through South…
The Jazz Butcher: “The Highest In The Land” – Delicately Consternated (Review & Stream)
What a life, what a farewell! Made eleven beautiful albums, on which jazz was gently “slaughtered”, kept their feet still for years, remained calm. And then the daisies are suddenly…
