
Jerbare – Opaque
5/10 Straight out the gate, I must stand and slow clap for Jerbare. Releasing a double album in 2020 is ballsy as hell (actually a two-parter with separate release dates but I’m counting it!) A […]
5/10 Straight out the gate, I must stand and slow clap for Jerbare. Releasing a double album in 2020 is ballsy as hell (actually a two-parter with separate release dates but I’m counting it!) A […]
8/10 Is it the English language or humans in general who are lazy? I mean, I know I sure am, but being an only English speaker, I question if it’s a human laziness thing or […]
8/10 Folks, here’s yet another example of why you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover: a tasty hidden gem of an album baptised with a dubious nod to COVID-19 and emblazoned with the grainy […]
8.5/10 During my time writing for Bucketlist, I’ve heard my fair share of bedroom projects, from one-man black metal bands to improvisational synth duos. Some releases were worth a single listen, others should have never […]
6/10 Producer and musical artist Cactus Erectus has released a fourth full-length album, The Void Tapes, bringing a relatively chilling allure to a lengthy discography. Introspective and mildly disconcerting, this one seems a little perfect […]
2/10 Rarely have I heard music so difficult to listen to as Jung Shadow’s aptly-named ordeal of an album, No One Left to Disappoint. After powering through these 58 minutes of aggressive but aimless electropunk, […]
4/10 Before listening to Hamilton, Ontario experimental synth duo Sega Sisters, I was intrigued by the concept, based on the name of their debut EP Gene Sis (excellent punnery!). I was half expecting some 16-bit […]
7/10 From Austin, Texas, experimental project Violent Squid unveil their latest release Landline Phone Calls From The Kitchen in 1992. It’s been six years since their last album Day Wants Empty, a collaboration between Violent […]
3/10 Are there any Rick and Morty fans out there? In the first season of Adult Swim’s smash hit sci-fi animated series, there is a gag called “Human Music,” which pokes fun at inept family […]
6/10 Oh, how the ominous feel of synths makes my soul beam. London, England’s own From Apes To Angels dawns the universe with their latest release Let The Light In. Twelve tracks of neon dreams […]
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