Month: May 2019

May 31, 2019The 27 Club: A Series

EXTENDED PLAY: The 27 Club #1 – Robert Johnson

It’s Episode 1 of the TDP EP on the 27 Club! Today’s episode is about the literally legendary Delta blues master, Robert Johnson.
May 30, 2019Spectreview

Spectreview: Earth – Full Upon Her Burning Lips

Earth seem to finally embrace the humanity present in their signature drone metal on their ninth album.
May 29, 2019Spectreview

Spectreview: Ends – Leave

Ends’ mysterious Leave pays homage to electro-indie acts of the last two decades while maintaining a wholly captivating atmosphere.
May 28, 2019Spectreview

Spectreview: Flying Lotus – Flamagra

Flying Lotus’ Flamagra is an exhausting listen but stuffed with a myriad of treasures.
May 23, 2019Episodes

#13: Synesthesia (This Song Tastes Funny) (feat. Jordan Lowe)

With guest Jordan Lowe, we delve into synesthesia, or the intermingling of senses is uncommon ways, and how it appears in the music world. There’s also a lot of discussion about food, because it’s a cool connection!
May 23, 2019Spectreview

Spectreview: Emma Lee Toyoda – i don’t wanna play ur show [EP]

Emma Lee Toyoda draws a clear line in the sand on their combative new EP.
May 22, 2019Spectreview

Spectreview: Spirit Award – Currency [7”]

Spirit Award do what they do best, crafting two solid songs with separate energies on their new 7” for charity.
May 21, 2019Spectreview

Spectreview: Carly Rae Jepsen – Dedicated

Carly Rae Jepsen’s Dedicated bubbles over with smart, effusive pop songs.
May 20, 2019Spectreview

Spectreview: Tyler, The Creator – IGOR

Tyler continues his maturation by deftly capturing the pitfalls of infatuation on IGOR.
May 17, 2019Episodes

#12: Grime, Gear and Gaffer Tape (feat. Sam Bell)

Today’s podcast is with producer extraordinaire Sam Bell, who’s been lucky enough to work with Taylor Swift, Robbie Williams, Minus the Bear and dozens of other acclaimed acts across the world. Listen to his tales about recording REM’s last songs and working with Jackknife Lee, and take a load off as we chat about grime’s rise in the UK, the plight of the gearhead and the fallacy of searching for perfection.