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Album Review: Fightmaster – Tolerance
“I didn’t walk into Tolerance with a character to portray. I would decide that a song felt good if it hurt a little bit.” That’s Emmett Rogers Fightmaster (known more familiarly as E.R. Fightmaster and as a star of TV series like Grey’s Anatomy and Shrill) talking about the process of building their debut album, Tolerance. Like the title suggests, the album
Album Review: Lennie Rayen – Entertain the Space
Lennie Rayen is exactly where she wants to be. The Ontario-based musician has spent the past years quietly carving out a place for herself, making the music that feels right for her; a career making music feels like the only possible option. “One step and i’m closer to it / I can’t work another shift,” she sings with a self-aware wryness on her debut album,
Album Review: Izzy Oram Brown – What I Want
“My hands cannot sit idle / When they’ve worked my whole life.” That’s Brooklyn singer-songwriter Izzy Oram Brown at the heart of her new record, What I Want. In context, the line speaks to a sleepless anxiety brought about by a breakup, raising the kind of questions that emanate from the shards of a broken relationship where the pieces are still sharp enoug
Album Review: Melanie Radford – For the Sake of Stillness
Twenty-four hour news cycles, fast food delivery, instant streaming of an entire TV series, and high speed broadband. We live in a world where speed is not only seen as a distinctly positive attribute but also where it is an expectation. Capitalism and consumerism have diluted to the point where AI can now anticipate and tell us what we want before realising