Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. by Simon & Garfunkel is the start of a 6-year career that would go from two guys and their guitars to the most iconic duo in folk rock history.

This album is an endearing and somber singer-songwriter record that has a handful of highlights and forgettable tracks. I genuinely did like the album and did think cuts such as “Benedictus” had crafted a unique sound that would later be improved upon on future releases, I just think some tracks such as the ... read more

Midcity is the debut of Los Angeles based Hip-Hop collective Clipping. with lead man being the incredibly talented Daveed Digs, so going into this project I was ecstatic, yet I was so incredibly underwhelmed by the sound of this album that has not aged well at all.

In the 2010’s, when artists such as Death Grips were just hitting the scene with an incredibly experimental approach to Hip-Hop, Clipping. had released their first debut “Midcity” with acclaim coming for the very ... read more

Steve Reich’s minimalist masterpiece “Music for 18 Musicians” is a 56 minute piece that sucks the listener into a world of peace, serenity, and comfort that is quite truly captivating.

As the title ensues, only 18 musicians played this and it is quite amazing how these 18 musicians are able to bring Reich’s piece to life. The variety and layering of instrumentation is masterful and it is absolutely amazing that this was made 40 years ago. It feels so timeless for how ... read more

Windowlicker is one of electronic/ambient music aficionado Aphex Twin’s most praised EP’s and I cannot agree more with his fans as this project with its insanely futuristic, trippy production makes me crave for more!

The sampling work is terrific and it is an experience to say the least listening to the insanely cool soundscapes explored throughout the short project which I feel is perfect in length as the first “Selected Ambient Works 85-92” felt a bit too tedious for ... read more