Miles Davis - Amandla (and Tutu)
Whilst Miles Davis may have started out in the 1950s, his career stretched well into the 1980s. Over time his sound evolved to embrace elements of funk and more modern soundscapes. Let's talk about 1989's Amandla.
Physical Media
There's a lot to be said for having access to nearly all the music that has ever existed since the dawn of time, for ten bucks a month. Well, until the music you like disappears.
Gary Numan - Intruder
If the Earth could speak, what would it say? Gary Numan's 2021 album Intruder aims to give our planet a voice.
Light Field Reverie - Another World
One of the greatest things about music is its ability to transport you to a place or time, to invoke strong emotions in ways you may not expect, or to elevate mundane situations into something magical.
Miles Davis - The New Sounds
In retrospect it may have been foolhardy to start this blog with one of the best jazz albums ever. How do you surpass Kind of Blue?
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
Whether he meant to or not, in August 1959 Miles Davis would turn the jazz world on its head. A departure from Davis' usual hard bop fare, Kind of Blue would spice things up with compositions based almost entirely on modes.