20th Feb 2012 in Reviews
Is Proxima the real product of the lost generation of western European youth? The western Europe that, having drank 10 cans of Tennants Super, thinking it can take on the developing world as a fourth sector-based economy, is now realising that two decades have gone by, and it’s… Read on
Trebuchet Magazine reviews Dutch club dj Proxima's Formal Junction/Grunge release
Speech Debelle returns to Big Dada and, with the help of Kwes on production duties, creates in Freedom of Speech, and album which is patchy but great.
An LFO grind moves the track on from 5 minutes and the varied Hi-Hats dance and fight for room within the tight rhythmic constraints of the tune.
On Crystal Bright & The Silver Hands' Second album Muses and Bones the difference between wacky and weird is all in the knowing.
Bringing together a song dynamic, melodic narrative, soul-blistering energy and just so much STUFF, without it all blowing up is a triumph. Colours EP
Trebuchet Magazine's Naila Scargill reviews the Blu-Ray release of Paul Schrader's post-Vietnam distopia in smalltown USA. Rolling Thunder
Ringo Starr returns with his new album entitled: Ringo 2012, on Universal. Released Monday 30th January, Trebuchet Magazine reviews it.
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