3rd April, 2025
It’s All Sunshine and Daisies (Tulips): Springtime in Double-Time
Springtime update: Tulip Time, September in retrospect, a surprise music review, and other such things.
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Critiquing Albums Like I Could Make Anything Better: Ten Days by Fred Again
An album review of Ten Days by Fred Again, celebrating springtime, fun house music and intimate lyrics.
Critiquing Albums Like I Could Make Anything Better: HIT ME HARD AND SOFT by Billie Eilish
A track by track review of Billie Eilish's 3rd studio album, HIT ME HARD AND SOFT.
The Rest is Still Unwritten: A Brief Overview of Pop Culture – Nick Cave, Saltburn & Kendrick Lamar
A summary of pop culture topics in May 2024. From Nick Cave's tour to Kendrick Lamar and Drake's feud.
This is Not a Review of The Tortured Poets Department by Taylor Swift
This is not a review of Taylor Swift's new album, The Tortured Poets Department. But does it matter?
Thoughts from the Back of the Stadium: Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour
Thoughts on the Eras Tour, Taylor Swift's marketing scheme, the concert stage, bracelets of all kinds. From predicting surprise songs to the pyrotechnics of it all.
Critiquing Albums Like I Could Make Anything Better: Positive Spin by Gretta Ray
Critiquing Albums Like I Could Make Anything Better by Positive Spin by Gretta Ray, a deep dive into her unique sound and artistry, a reflection on contemporary music trends.
Critiquing Albums Like I Could Make Anything Better: In the End It Always Does by The Japanese House
Critiquing Albums Like I Could Make Anything Better by In The End It Always Does by The Japanese House, a deep dive into the album's themes and impact, a reflection on contemporary music trends.
Part 2: Ethel Cain, You Owe Me a Kidney Now!
Ethel Cain Part 2: You Owe Me A Kidney, a sequel to the popular song that continues the narrative of a dramatic family feud.
Ethel Cain could write The Bible, but God couldn’t write Preacher’s Daughter!
Ethel Cain: Could Write The Bible But God Couldn't Write Preacher's Daughter, a powerful commentary on religious dogma and the power of music to challenge societal norms.