Reviews

Leonard Cohen – Old Ideas

Leonard Cohen – Old Ideas

I fucking love Leonard Cohen‘s work. This is important when reading this review. Leonard Cohen, for me, resides in a special place for silver age singer songwriters whose legacy and consistency eclipses their mortal age. They can do no wrong because they have earned that right. Johnny Cash did this...

Review by Kaptain Carbon
Ohm Sweet Ohm [001]

Ohm Sweet Ohm [001]

Exploring the world of electronic music with Lemon and Kaptain Carbon. Mixes, EPs, remixes, DJ sets, 12 inches and full lengths. Discount festival passes available. ...

Review by PPM News
Cloud Nothings – Attack on Memory

Cloud Nothings – Attack on Memory

I have to be honest with you. I keep trying to intellectualize a lot of what Attack on Memory is but in doing so I’ve stripped most of the fun out of hearing a band finally find just what it is they’re about or, barring a strict definition, discover just...

Review by Charles
Common – The Dreamer/The Believer

Common – The Dreamer/The Believer

Common perplexes me. On one end of the earth, the man has made some great hip hop. Go is one of those start-to-finish listens and easily one of my favorite hip hop albums of all time. That’s not really much of a statement however; I have to believe anyone with...

Review by Delicious
Todd Terje – It’s the Arps

Todd Terje – It’s the Arps

Ohh yeah that guy. Wait, who? To be honest I never heard of Todd Terje until the beginning of this sentence. My interest in It’s The Arps EP was merely based on a vague promise of disco. Well, holy shit Todd Terje never disappoints. Well, at least he didn’t disappoint...

Review by Kaptain Carbon
WATERS – Out In The Light

WATERS – Out In The Light

Usually I give great care to the type of typographical choices an artist desires for their moniker. This is crucial in writing witch-house reviews and it will make itself apparent with WATERS. I am not yelling merely just repeating the band name. WATERS is the continuation of indie folk group...

Review by Kaptain Carbon
Goth Trad – New Epoch

Goth Trad – New Epoch

Dubstep, as a genre, has grown tremendously since its beginnings in the early 2000′s. This fact cannot be emphasized enough. The genre, which was originally a combination of already established styles, seems to be hinged on the idea of innovation and evolution. There is no need to become upset regarding...

Review by Kaptain Carbon
The White Stripes / The Dead Weather – From The Vault 7″

The White Stripes / The Dead Weather – From The Vault 7″

There is a lot of things going on in that title. I understand. Beyond the star power which inhabits this very title is a story which is more intriguing. That story involves Third Man Records. Third Man Records is an independent label started by Jack White and bases itself in...

Review by Kaptain Carbon
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