Sounds of the Skatepark 6: From Brazil to Japan (and back again)
Editor’s Note: The majority of this article is removed temporarily, beginning July 1, as it’s in the process of being considered for a book publication.... Read more.
Sounds of the Skatepark Vol. 5: Locking In
Editor’s Note: The majority of this article is removed temporarily, beginning July 1, as it’s in the process of being considered for a book publication.... Read more.
Djesse Vol 4. : Jacob Collier releases the Worst Album of the Year
Djesse Vol 4. : Jacob Collier releases the Worst Album of the Year I’m writing this on my Notes app while sitting on the john because this is where I feel most... Read more.
Sounds of the Skatepark Vol. 4: GET ME OUT OF THE SUBURBS
In the words of a skate buddy of mine, “Skateboarding allows for a new way of thinking and being because you’re no longer looking at the world as a domain that... Read more.
brat except the point reviews it
Charli XCX was thrusted from the underground hyperpop scene into the mainstream with her critically acclaimed sixth record “brat” which was released on June... Read more.
Sounds of the Skatepark Vol. 3: A Brief History of Metal
Editor’s Note: The majority of this article is removed temporarily, beginning July 1, as it’s in the process of being considered for a book publication.... Read more.
Sounds of the Skatepark Vol. 2
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Sounds of The Skatepark: Vol. 1
Editor’s Note: The majority of this article is removed temporarily, beginning July 1, as it’s in the process of being considered for a book publication.... Read more.
Review: Taylor Swift’s “Tortured Poets Department” Is Her Ego Trip Album
Taylor Swift released her newest record on April 19, “The Tortured Poets Department,” (TTPD) a title which received a mix of groans and half-hearted “yays”... Read more.
Out of the Glovebox: Miles Davis & Gil Evans “Sketches of Spain”
By Tony Le Calvez (Blunt Scholar, 2022) With the opening clickety-clacks of the castanets, Miles Davis & Gil Evans transport me to a street in Cordoba. I smell... Read more.