WPGM Recommends: Mi’das – Stronger (EP Review)
With each episodic EP in the The Story So Far collection series of London-based Brighton-born acoustic-soul-pop – with funk and country accessorized – musician Mike...
WPGM Recommends: Stealing Sheep – Not Real (Album Review)
Renting out their enchanting unified harmonies to fellow Northerners Dutch Uncles for the final track of their album O Shudder, Stealing Sheep have themselves released a...
WPGM Recommends: Lord Huron – Strange Trails (Album Review)
Ben Schneider’s fondness for telling stories in a panoramic fashion is what makes Lord Huron a rare treat. In a comparable scheme to Finland’s Heroin...
WPGM Recommends: Blur – The Magic Whip (Album Review)
Blur’s first album in 12 years isn’t just a big reunion of curious old friends looking for one last shot at a music industry game...
WPGM Recommends: Waxahatchee – Ivy Tripp (Album Review)
Coincidentally born on the exact same day in 1989 as this humble critic and with the identical twin attribute, it’s easy to grow a curious...
Best New Music: Alabama Shakes – Sound & Color (Album Review)
The dreams-can-come-true American underdog story that narrates the path to success for Brittany Howard – lead vocalist of Alabama Shakes – is even more powerful...
Best New Music: Daniel Westin Quartet – Hymn [WPGM Premiere]
It’s easy to lose track of fresh, creative and sophisticated instrumental music because avenues for that non-commercially viable and divided genre are limited. You won’t...
WPGM Recommends: Ady Suleiman – This Is My EP (EP Review)
Bookended by ambulance sirens, this is an EP about injury and emergency metaphorically relating to the many corners and concerns of young and intellectual British...
WPGM Recommends: Denai Moore – Elsewhere (Album Review)
A “creative marriage” is how Jamaican-born bowler hat-wearing Denai Moore portrays the production process of her debut album Elsewhere with prolific Scottish producer Rodaidh McDonald. Listening...