Enormity: a double-edged word
The title of Enormity is a metaphor. The working title of the book was actually “Little Boy”, which is a reference to the codename given to the atomic bomb that […]
Monthly Archives: June 2013
Everything ends: Enormity Part Three arrives
The release of the third and final instalment of Enormity closes a chapter in my life, but also opens many others. The completion of the book sees me arrive at […]
Album review: Kanye West – Yeezus
KANYE WEST Yeezus 4/5 (Roc-A-Fella/Def Jam) Kanye West appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone seven years ago with a crown of thorns, his face caked in drying blood. So […]
Album review: Daft Punk – Random Access Memories
DAFT PUNK Random Access Memories 4/5 (Sony) In music and life, Daft Punk have fused technology with flesh and blood. The French pair, who put house music on the mainstream […]
Nick Milligan: interview
“Thank you to the very attractive and intelligent Ryan Grubb for this article. It was written for his university character profile assessment, but I felt it would be nice to […]
Listen to: Twin Lakes
Eddie Garven and his band Twin Lakes have been gigging hard and writing some really absorbing and atmospheric music. I’ve just penned the press bio for Twin Lakes – it […]
Album review: Queens of the Stone Age – … Like Clockwork
QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE … Like Clockwork 4.5/5 (Remote Control/Matador) Josh Homme never makes obvious creative decisions. The towering leader of Queens of the Stone Age writes music that […]
Meadowlake Street 