Tag: soul
Exeposé Music’s Top Albums of 2018: 25-20
25 Joy as an Act of REsistance by idles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=si2pZRifgIo
Joy as an Act of Resistance beats with a pulse that proves punk isn’t dead. IDLES stack...
Album Review: Leon Bridges – Good Thing
Leon Bridges debut in 2015 was like a nostalgic breath of fresh air, strongly reminiscent of 60s soul men like Jackie Wilson and Sam...
EP Review: Charlotte Day Wilson – Stone Woman
Sniff all you like about the public taste; the Top 40 doesn’t lie. Last year, Ed Sheeran toddled away with the Christmas No.1 with...
Album Review: Rhye – Blood
They are back with a sensual, silky and sexy bang. It has been five years since the Canadian R&B duo graced our ears with...
Afropunk London 2017 Preview
Last year saw the massively popular arts festival Afropunk move from its regular hosts of Paris, New York and Atlanta to London, bringing a...
Album Review: Rag’n’Bone Man – Human
Recently crowned British Breakthrough Act at last month’s BRITs and picking up the Critics’ Choice Award, East Sussex’s Rory Graham (perhaps better known as...
Interview/Live Review: St Paul & the Broken Bones @ Bristol Colston...
St Paul & the Broken Bones, hailing from Alabama, USA, have seen resounding success since their formation in 2012. With the band now touring...
Album Review: Michael Kiwanuka – Love & Hate
2012 was a spectacular year for Michael Kiwanuka. With his debut album Home Again garnering critical acclaim and a nomination for a Mercury award,...
Album Review: Gregory Porter – Take Me To The Alley
An out-of-fashion album, but that is entirely the appeal. The rise of Californian jazz vocalist Gregory Porter over the past half a decade has...
Second Thoughts: Hunting the Self
Beyond Biology - Chantal D'Arcy
One of the hardest aspects of moving away from home and into the real world – whether it be university or...
