Stuart Evans, Journalist
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Don't Call Ghostpoet A Rapper
The multi-genre-crossing artist doesn't want to limit himself
Days Of Last
"I’m not a rapper and would never describe myself as one. I’m a fan of rap music but I’m a fan of many genres."
Album Review: Feed Her To The Sharks - Savage Seas
There are enough breakdowns, electronic stabs, furious drums and well-written lyrics scattered throughout Savage Seas to make this savage enough to feed anyone’s appetite.
A Shining Example
“From the therapy sessions I had a load of new ideas about songs. So many artists have exposed their personal life in song, so I thought, why not tell the world what I’ve been up to?”
Album Review: Night Moves - Colored Emotions
The album takes a few listens to grasp the music’s nuances, drama and depth. But an album that demands to be played more than once is a rarity and is worth an exchange of dollars.
Album Review: Lowrider - Black Stones
If they’d stop trying to be everything to everybody and leave that job to Maroon 5, this could have had the longevity to put them amongst the elite, with Black Stones being tagged as one of the best albums of 2013.
Album Review: Off With Their Heads - Home
While Home is a strong album, the tales of Young being destined to spend life in solitude are slowly starting to bore.
Album Review: Hungry Kids Of Hungary - You're A Shadow
Although not as punchy, or poppy, as previous efforts You’re A Shadow is an extremely accomplished piece of indie magic from the Queenslanders.
Album Review: Tegan And Sara - Heartthrob
There’s nothing innately wrong with Heartthrob yet the songs are missing the zing; the spark that demands you hit play repeatedly.
Funky Cold Medina
“My dad arrived in England in the late ‘50s with a bag of records and I remember mum and dad dancing round the room to Marvin Gaye and Nat King Cole. I’ve grown up with that kind of music.”
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