Electronic – Experimental
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Born Gold – Bodysongs
Gobble Gobble, the Canadian Electro Pop band’s new “Bodysongs” album came out in September under their new identity Born Gold. Whether you’re one of those fitness fanatics taking to the street in too tight spandex winter gear, or the packed subway rider traveling underground between Manhattan and ‘those other boroughs’,...
Justice – Audio, Video, Disco
I am mad at Justice right now. In fact I was thinking about not doing this review because the French electro house duo and I are not on speaking terms. Why am I mad? I don’t know why don’t you ask them? Justice and I used to be friends. In...
Björk – Biophilia
It goes without saying that Bjork’s eighth album is odd. For the entirety of her career, Björk has challenged and redefined pop music into a shimmering mélange of avant tendencies. Whether or not anyone was around to appreciate it is another story. MTV’s the Real World was on so you...
Walls – Coracle
Coracle, Walls’ second album proper, sees London-based duo Alessio Natalizia (Banjo Or Freakout) and Sam Willis (Allez Allez) flesh out the sounds that they began to craft on last year’s eponymous debut. Whilst that record touched on electronic beats with krautrock influences, Coracle sees the pair expand these ideas into...
Toro y Moi – Freaking Out (EP)
Someone asked me what dubstep was last week and I didn’t know how to answer that question without soapboxing or saying something offensive to people with disabilities; so I put on my best music critic hat and said something exactly like how your uncool mom might have described the internet...
Balam Acab – Wander/Wonder
20-year-old Pennsylvanian Alec Koone impressed with last year’s See Birds EP, creating a debut release that was clear in its vision and established in its sound- music that could conveniently be placed in the emerging ‘witch-house’ genre that evoked simple, positive emotions- something which the dark and enigmatic scene has...
Radiohead – TKOL RMX 4
First of all, I want to thank Pinpoint for their patience. I can understand how tedious it is to fully investigate a series of 12 inches released over the course of a few months. I know it must seem odd to devote so much time to 12 inches remixes but...
Four Tet – Pause
With over one hundred and sixty record labels affected by the PIAS fire, it could hardly be said that music listeners are limited in choice as to which artists/labels to buy from. Hundreds of artists; some established, some relatively new faces on the scene- all of them affected by one...
