TFword Review: Friction’s Second Album ‘After Dark’
We will take a closer look into DnB legend Friction’s second studio album titled ‘After Dark,’ released last week on his Elevate Records label. One of the reasons why…
GRiZ Shares New Album ‘Chasing the Golden Hour 4’
Following months of anticipation, multi-instrumentalist and producer GRiZ has finally released ‘Chasing The Golden Hour 4’, his fourth installment of the ‘Chasing The Golden Hour’ compilations. GRiZ kicked off…
TFword Review: IMANU’s Debut Album – ‘Unfold’
IMANU who is known to be one of the most innovative producers in drum & bass delivered his stunning debut album titled ‘Unfold’ on Zeds Dead’s label, Deadbeats. Jonathan Kievit,…
TFword Review: FLETCHER’s Debut Album ‘Girl of My Dreams’
It’s been six years in the waiting for FLETCHER’s debut album, and now it’s finally here! Titled ‘Girl Of My Dreams’, the 13-tracked album was released on September 16…
TFword Review: Kokoroko’s Debut Album
The prodigious London-based octet has released their long-awaited debut album ‘Could We Be More’ on Gilles Peterson’s Brownswood Recordings. It was in 2018 when the globally celebrated record label…
TFword Review: Sasha Alex Sloan – I Blame The World
If you’re talking ‘sad girl pop’, Sasha Alex Sloan is the moment. The American singer/songwriter first hit global radars with the release of her debut album, ‘Only Child’ during…
TFword Review: Chase & Status – What Came Before
Pioneers, risk takers and trendsetters- these are words that pair appropriately when you use Chase & Status in a conversation about bass music. For nearly two decades, the London-based…
Neonlight Drop Their Second Album – Vanity Fair
If you thought Germany was all about its hard-hitting Techno and Trance sounds, then Leipzig-based Drum & Bass pair Neonlight will prove you wrong. One of the earliest adopters…
Chromatica – The Saga of Lady Gaga Continues
“Lady Gaga brought back her quintessential sound with the release of her sixth studio album – Chromatica.”
Taylor Swift’s 2010 Speak Now Album Is a Gem We Don’t Deserve
Revisiting Taylor Swift’s third studio album ‘Speak Now’ as a 23-year-old still feels like the very first time. Much has been said about this megastar, whether it’s about her…