After Funk and BlakDenim Burn Down The Rainbow
Last Thursday I went down to my favourite Ottawa venue, The Rainbow Bistro, to check out Toronto up-and-comers After Funk. Not only was I treated to an excellent performance from […]
Tag Archives: hip hop
A Message for Anyone Who Has Been to College
It begins with the static crackle of an old-time sample. A laid back but steady beat and a low, warm keyboard gives the listener a chance to absorb the smooth […]
MARY GOLD – VOODOO-RAP ON THE BLASÉ UNDERBELLY OF NEW ORLEANS
LANGUID, DOPED-UP, BURNT-OUT, DOWN-BEAT, HAZY, UNHOLY HIP-HOP. I’ve been to New Orleans, Louisiana (NOLA to the locals) a few times. You won’t find another place on earth with as much […]
The Silhouette Named sarob.
Any of you audiophiles out there who have been following my posts for any length of time are probably aware that I don’t delve into the world of hip-hop too […]
Pushing a Boulder Into Auditory Space
This week I will start my post with a full disclaimer: I have not yet been able to fully wrap my head around the album that I will discuss with […]
The Indie Blender 