I do recommend this compilation album for one’s introduction to the music of The Cocteau Twins and don’t be surprised if you find yourself wanting to purchase their two part compilation and all of their albums afterward. “Stars and Topsoil: A Collection (1982-1990)” is highly Read More …
“Formentera” is an album that fans who appreciated the last three albums will come to enjoy. But fans of Metric who appreciate their often changing musical style, will love “Formentera”. I absolutely enjoyed this album and it continues to be on my playlist months after Read More …
You do get a good number of tracks which showcase Country Comfort’s music from the ’70s on “The Very Best of Country Comfort & Billy Kaui”, but you also get the comeback of Billy Kaui. But if anything, you do get something a bit different Read More …
Suede’s “Autofiction” is a little more personal, but musically it’s one of the more outstanding albums. In fact, if I can use the word “harmonious”, I found that the entire band were in sync and harmonious and that’s not something all bands can accomplish. This Read More …
This is a solid compilation for those who want to jump into Pseudo Echo but not knowing their music or for those who enjoyed their music before (like myself who owned the cassette tapes that are unlistenable today because they are so warped, so an Read More …
B*Witched is a group that would be known as one of the successful pop girl groups of the late ’90s, and while Ireland is known for producing popular boy bands, B*Witched is an Irish girl group that took the world by surprise, made their mark Read More …
For those who are into protest songs, and want to hear earlier protest songs sung via acapella (some with a little music accompaniment), then I can recommend “English Rebel Songs 1381-1984”. For those who are Chumbawamba fans, I can recommend this album. But for those Read More …
A beautiful album from 1994 by Faye Wong featuring her hits from films such as ‘Chung King Express’ and ‘Mermaid Got Married’ and an album showcasing Wong’s artistic side and her awesomely beautiful vocals and cool music. This earlier album release shows why she ranks Read More …
The first major label single from the duo known as moumoon. “Do you remember?” is a beautiful and powerful ballad showcasing YUKA’s vocals and songwriting and also Kousuke Masaki’s music. Overall, a solid debut!” GROUP: moumoon CD SINGLE: Do you remember? LABEL: avex trax Read More …
I do believe that “The Head in the Door” was the album that would elevate the band to popularity among the alternative (or gothic) rock music fans of the early to mid-80s. While their 1982 album “Pornography” would become more brighter and radio-friendly (for alternative Read More …
When it comes to DNA testing kits, I have tested a few of them. Some for ancestral DNA, some for health related reasons. With SelfDecode, the company specializes in wellness reports and genetic predispositions, so I figured it would be worth giving a try! Now Read More …
“Sounds of the Universe” was no doubt an album that brought me back and to remind myself as a fan that you just have to go with the flow and appreciate what the band has to deliver. Especially as I grown along with the group Read More …
For a band that has accomplished so much and has pretty much marched on the beat of their own drum since 1985 musically and creatively, and working with a variety of producers since then, “Duran Duran (The Wedding Album)” from 1993 is no doubt an Read More …
For several weeks, I have been testing out the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse. For those not familiar with the Razer DeathAdder line, for one it’s their most popular gaming mouse and one of the most comfortable with its iconic ergonomic form. For Read More …
The competition is fierce amongst the big brand gaming companies and ROCCAT is no doubt one of the top tier brands out there. And when it comes to gaming, ROCCAT which prides itself on developing premium gaming hardware based on German engineering is one of Read More …