Grammys 2021: A Spectacle, Yes, But Out Of Touch

Words: Thom Risely The recording academy told the world who they think are the best in categories they decide for the 63rd time last Sunday. While the performances of invited artists were more than entertaining, The Grammys is never short of controversial snubs, surprises and mishaps. The nominations themselves served up a fresh batch of unnecessary shoe-horning and rejection. Prior to the event, The Weeknd … Continue reading Grammys 2021: A Spectacle, Yes, But Out Of Touch

Johnny Fry16th Mar 202117th Mar 2021Leave a comment

bimm introducing, FEATURES, INTERVIEWS

BIMM Introducing: Ari Anna

London-based Italian pop singer Ari Anna has been studying at BIMM London for three years as a songwriter. Coinciding with Eating Disorder Awareness Week, Anna releases her new single ‘Lost Again’, which explores her own struggles with the illness, gives strength to those also struggling and shows how important it is to express your feelings. Continue reading BIMM Introducing: Ari Anna

Johnny Fry26th Feb 20215th Mar 2021Leave a comment

INTERVIEWS, NEWS, REVIEWS

New Issue of LDN OUT NOW!

The latest issue of LDN is out and ready to be virtually thumbed-through. Continue reading New Issue of LDN OUT NOW!

Johnny Fry25th Feb 202126th Feb 2021Leave a comment

ARTS & CULTURE, FEATURES, REVIEWS, Throwback Thursdays

Throwback Thursday: Silver Apples – Silver Apples

Often regarded as the muddy root of electronic music due to their never before seen use of oscillating synthesisers, Silver Apples’ self-titled album may only be remembered due to its pioneering attributes rather than any virtuous musical prowess. Continue reading Throwback Thursday: Silver Apples – Silver Apples

Johnny Fry25th Feb 20211st Mar 2021Leave a comment

ARTS & CULTURE, FEATURES, Throwback Thursdays

Throwback Thursday: The Slits – Cut (1979)

Three mud-rubbed, fierce, staring tribal women posing strikingly among English roses and shrubbery wearing nothing but rags around their waists – breasts for all to see. An album cover as unmistakable as the sounds it promises. A girl gang of sonic raggamuffins. The Slits.
Continue reading Throwback Thursday: The Slits – Cut (1979)

Johnny Fry18th Feb 202119th Feb 2021Leave a comment

Self-Care Sunday

Self Care Sunday #9: Palentine’s Day

Valentine’s can be a hard time of year regardless of a global pandemic and there’s no denying that the ever looming V day this year looks very different but that does not mean we can enjoy it the same as always! Continue reading Self Care Sunday #9: Palentine’s Day

Johnny Fry14th Feb 202114th Feb 2021Leave a comment

Self-Care Sunday

Self-Care Sunday #7: Candle Making

The January blues have hit a little tougher this year, but fear not as there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Quite literally, in this week’s edition of Self-Care Sunday! Continue reading Self-Care Sunday #7: Candle Making

Johnny Fry31st Jan 202111th Feb 2021Leave a comment

NEWS, opinion piece

Spotify’s Algorithm Learns How to Listen

Spotify’s ever-growing algorithm is soon going to sit down and listen, in the worst possible way. As if their 1’s and 0’s weren’t already scarily accurate with their suggestions by monitoring our listening patterns, they are now going to be using speech recognition to enhance the user experience. Continue reading Spotify’s Algorithm Learns How to Listen

Johnny Fry29th Jan 202130th Jan 20211 Comment

FEATURES, NEWS, REVIEWS

Black Country, New Road release a second single titled ‘Track X’ ahead of their upcoming album

Black Country, New Road continue their feather duster tease routine by proceeding to tickle us with a second audiovisual release titled ‘Track X’ off of their forthcoming album ‘For the First Time’, released on Ninja Tune on February 5. Continue reading Black Country, New Road release a second single titled ‘Track X’ ahead of their upcoming album

Johnny Fry12th Jan 202122nd Jan 2021Leave a comment

FEATURES, NEWS

Ariel Pink Dropped By Label After Attending Capitol Hill Siege

Indie-pop musician Ariel Pink, real name Ariel Marcus Rosenborg, has been dropped by label Mexian Summer after admitting he was in attendance at the ‘rally’ which violently stormed Capitol Hill on the January 6. Continue reading Ariel Pink Dropped By Label After Attending Capitol Hill Siege

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