WPGM Recommends: Father John Misty – Pure Comedy (Album Review)
The jaded prophet of modern times that is Tillman’s alter ego, Father John Misty, has changed gears with his latest…
WPGM Recommends: Daye Jack – No Data (Album Review)
Daye Jack’s suave brand of hip-hop has come a long way since his self-released 2014 mixtape, Hello World. Its release…
WPGM Recommends: Laura Marling – Semper Femina (Album Review)
Laura Marling is a special kind of storyteller. Each record she has released has differed and progressed in its lyrical…
WPGM Recommends: King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Flying Microtonal Banana (Album Review)
It goes to show how deeply attuned people have become (forgive the pun) to Western harmony, the fact that listening…
WPGM Recommends: Bing & Ruth – No Home Of The Mind (Album Review)
Brooklyn-based Bing & Ruth, according to their label 4AD’s official website, aim to write “minimalist ensemble music with a certain…
WPGM Recommends: Teen Daze – Themes For Dying Earth (Album Review)
Where you make a record can have a huge effect on its vibe. You can, for instance, feel the distance…
WPGM Recommends: Nines – One Foot Out (Album Review)
As rap music ascend further into prominence, there is a duality suffered by those rising stars on the brink between…
WPGM Commentary: Four Tet’s Playlist Protest Is A Celebration Of Culture
Pioneering UK producer Four Tet (Kieran Hebden) made a political statement of a unique sort last week. The musician collated…
WPGM Recommends: Toothless – The Pace Of The Passing (Album Review)
In a recent interview, Ed Nash of Bombay Bicycle Club said something that reminded me of a lament I’d heard…