Category: Music

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20th July 2014

Robin Thicke – Paula | Review

Robin Thicke delivers a lackluster breakup album Hello readers, Today I am here to talk about breakup albums. It is an undeniable fact that the best music comes from pain, and I was sincerely hoping that Paula would be Robin Thicke’s Here My Dear. Unfortunately, it is my sad duty to confirm what we probably all knew, all along. Robin...

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6th July 2014

Iggy Azalea – The New Classic | Review

Evaluating hip-hop’s new classic Iggy Azalea is not the most popular figure in the hip-hop world, and she certainly isn’t helping this popularity by naming her debut album, The New Classic. She should know better than to throw around words such as ‘classic’, when promoting it, let alone including it in the title. It’s things like this that are sure...

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5th June 2014

Sam Smith II – In the Lonely Hour | Review

A somewhat serious Sam Smith review I fear I might have across as harsh in my previous post on Sam Smith, so you might be surprised to learn that I have a degree of fondness towards his new album.

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21st May 2014

Sam Smith

900 semi-slanderous words slagging off Sam Smith Samuel Frederick Smith plans to release his debut studio album, In The Lonely Hour next Monday, and I am expecting him to absolutely tear up the charts.

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14th June 2013

Six in Music 1.5

Take my hand reader, I’d like to to take you to a magical place; a land of wonder, bliss and Carly Rae Jepsen. Yes I am talking about 2012. Now, if you’d permit me, I’d like to revisit my second ever blog and examine how the musical landscape has changed since those heady days of Psy and Joseph Kony.

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13th August 2012

The Forgotten Men of Hip-Hop: Dana Dane

This is Slick Rick, he’s a famous rapper whose popularity peaked in the late 1980s. He raps with an English accent and tells hilarious first-person stories, he’s a genius. Nothing says ‘genius rapper’ like gold rings and eye patches This is his lesser known friend, Dana Dane, whose popularity also peaked in the late 1980s. Like Rick, Dana also...

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