Flashback Friday: A Tribe Called Quest, “The Low End Theory”
It pains me to know that Phife Dawg is no longer with us, and I owe a lot of the man I am today to A Tribe Called Quest’s influence.
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: The Game, “The Documentary”
The album which prompted me to have a bigger interest in hip-hop
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Depeche Mode “Songs Of Faith And Devotion”
An album that meant something to me ten years ago, and today it means even more.
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Sliverchair ‘Diorama’
It’s almost been 15 years since Diorama was released, and I haven’t stopped listening to it.
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Fall Out Boy ‘From Under The Cork Tree’
“The best part of ‘believe’ is the ‘lie'”.
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Destiny’s Child’s ‘The Writings On The Wall’
Flashback to 1999…
Flashback Friday: Jay-Z arrives already on top with ‘Reasonable Doubt’
From rap Don to rap God, we look at the album that started it all for Jay-Z
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Jeff Buckley’s ‘Grace’
A look back on Jeff Buckley’s mesmerising debut album Grace.
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Brand New’s ‘Deja Entendu’
With every acoustic strum or booming bassline I am transported into a world of pure emotion; emotion in its rawest form.
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Motion City Soundtrack, “Commit This To Memory”
The tapestry of youthful jubilance, wistful regret and self-reassurance that is woven into the very fabric of Commit is what makes practically every song on it an anthem for those in the brilliant-yet-brutal middle stage of their teenage years.