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Reviews / Live
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Last Dinosaurs, I Know Leopard, Braves
"Last Dinos decided to take performance into the direction of ‘90s house and R&B with a cover and mash-up of the songs 'Poison Arrow', 'Da Funk' and 'Music Sounds Better With You'."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: NTEIBINT Guest Mix For Purple Sneakers On FBi Click
Greek disco lord NTEIBINT delivers a crushing funk-laden 30 minute guest mix for Purple Sneakers on FBi Click this week.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Jesse Boykins III ‘When You Get There’ (Prod. Hudson Mohawke)
If you’ve not heard of him yet, you should take note of JESS BOYKINS III, and not just for his audacious name. The R’n’B artist has been out of action for a while but he’s back with a cinematic ballad of epic proportions.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Helado Negro ‘Young, Latin And Proud’
Roberto Lange, who performs as HELADO NEGRO (Spanish for ‘black ice cream’), grew up in South Florida in the 80s, the son of Ecuadorian-American parents...
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Doja Cat ‘So High’ (Chris Calor Remix)
Not too much is known the elusive remixer CHRIS CALOR, other than that he shares a name with a late Surinamese politician active in the 60s.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Louise Chantal 'Purple Rain'
Looking like Nicki Minaj 2.0, UK-native NY-based LOUISE CHANTAL has just released the follow up to her first single. This latest track, ‘Purple Rain’...
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Ghostpoet ‘Sorry My Love, It’s You Not Me’ Ft. Lucy Rose
With a title like that, you want to hear what it’s all about. Luckily, the track is served up by one of London’s finest sons, Ghostpoet.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Alpine, Pearls, Olympia
"The band ended in a haze of feedback and crashing cymbals, leaving the stage to an ecstatic response from the crowd."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Tim Rogers & The Bamboos, Felicity Groom
"Raucous wailing vocals, lazy horn lines, creamy organ and a rhythm section that was indefatigable laced the rest of the night in a set that left the audience wanting more."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Milk Carton Kids, Timothy James Bowen
"It’s apparent that they have the crowd in the palm of their hands with just their music — it’s so authentically old timey but without the slightest sense of contrivance."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Last Dinosaurs, I Know Leopard, It's A Hoax
"Last Dinosaurs are the rare band that knows just how to scratch our itch."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Marlon Williams & The Yarra Benders, Laura Jean
"There were exchanged glances of “Wow” and “See, I told you so,” as Williams won the hearts of yet another audience."
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