Music Review
Unmasking the Anonymity: Why 'Stranger in the City' Strikes a Cord
Vince Vanguard
'Stranger in the City' by John Miles is the 1977 album we need today—a raw masterpiece unmarred by modern-day political distractions.
Why James Bay's 'Hold Back the River' Strikes a Chord beyond the Left's Utopia
Vince Vanguard
James Bay’s 'Hold Back the River' is more than just a song; it’s a soulful ode defying the superficiality of today’s pop culture. Released in 2014, this hit single resonates with listeners yearning for real connection and a return to authentic artistry.
The Delightful Soundscape of 'In Your Mind'
KC Fairlight
'In Your Mind' by Bryan Ferry transports listeners to the chic soundscape of the late 70s with its eclectic mix of rock and emotion-laden lyrics.
From Here on In: Why The Living End's Compilation Hits Home
KC Fairlight
The Living End's compilation album *From Here on In* showcases the band’s raw fury and social commentary, marked by a rebel spirit that speaks across generations.
Unlocking the Rhythms of 'Archive': A Journey Through The Specials' Musical Legacy
Martin Sparks
Explore the intricate rhythms and socio-political essence of 'Archive,' a collection that encapsulates The Specials' timeless influence on the ska music scene.
Beyond the Surface: Unearthing SO2, a Captivating Sonic Journey
KC Fairlight
SO2, the sophomore album from South Korean artist Sogumm, is a captivating blend of hip-hop, R&B, and electronic music, exploring themes of love, solitude, and life's beauty.
Why 'Eien' Album is a Sonic Rebellion in a Sea of Sameness
Vince Vanguard
'Eien' by Ryoko Moriyama is a musical rebellion against mundane pop culture, breaking traditional boundaries with originality and authentic expression.
The Sound of Lawns in the Heat of the Day
KC Fairlight
Joni Mitchell's album *The Hissing of Summer Lawns* is an artistic masterpiece that mirrors societal and personal complexity through its fusion of rock, jazz, and rhythm. It challenges listeners with its themes of domestic discontent and social critique.
Hold On 'til the Night: The Untold Conservative Anthem
Vince Vanguard
Greyson Chance's 'Hold On 'til the Night' is not just another pop album; it's an anthem echoing conservative values like self-reliance and resilience. Released in 2011, it invites us to appreciate these themes through powerful music.
Unpacking 'Back to Mine: Pet Shop Boys': A Conservative Perspective
Vince Vanguard
Explore 'Back to Mine: Pet Shop Boys,' an album where musical variety reigns supreme, compiled by a duo that defies the mainstream to celebrate timeless music and artistic integrity.
A Journey Through a Lifetime: Discovering 'Her Story'
Martin Sparks
"Her Story: Scenes from a Lifetime" by Faith Hill isn't just a music album; it's a heartfelt journey that captures the essence of her life and career through live performances, invoking a profound sense of connection and inspiration.
Howard Jones’ 'People': A Bold Ballad of Conservative Values in Pop
Vince Vanguard
'People' by Howard Jones is a bold, 1998 album that champions individualism and personal strength in the chaotic world of pop music.