g00se

Visiting the start of Tom Waits incredible journey as an artist, “Closing Time” stands as a beginning into the unique storytelling by Tom Waits and amazing capturing songwriting. “Closing Time” is Tom Waits debut, taking only 10 days to make, and compared to his other works that ive listened to, where he derived a bit from this style and started to go into more experimental territory, its interesting to hear a more mellow and somber start. His vocals, though still a bit ... read more

The female gothic band, Jack Off Jill, started in 1992. The band had a short life span of about 9 years, with only 2 albums out. The one I will review is “Clear Hearts Grey Flowers”. The band was heavily influenced by the “riot grrrl” movement, in which a lot of the songs in that movement went over social issues that women often face, such as rape, domestic abuse, self-harm, depression, patriarchy, and female empowerment. This album is angst mixed with glam in which it ... read more

The face of jazz itself, Miles Davis, “Kind Of Blue”. A massively influential piece of art, not just jazz but music as a whole. The National Recording Registry called it “culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant” which it truly is, and Rolling Stone put it at number 12 of “500 Greatest Albums of All Time”. You hear this album from multiple music heads and critics all the time because it truly lives up to its sheer influence. Hearing only ... read more

My friend, being a huge FOB fan, after making me listen to “Folie a Deux”, made me listen to their album “Infinity On High”. Now considering “Folie a Deux” is all ive listened to them from, I'll make a lot of comparisons between this album and that one. Well, first thing I want to say is that it was very interesting hearing Jay-Z at the beginning; I thought it was a neat intro, but I was lowkey hoping Jay-Z would get a verse in or something, but ... read more