Madang

Here's my take on debunking the "Guitar World CD insert" myth that's been spreading all over from PrinceVault.com:
[quote][...] with a planned release in 1994 as a... See full review

The review section for this album literally anywhere would be incomplete without Pat Metheny's detailed essay he wrote on the occasion of this release (and more specifically, What A Wonderful World track) in June 2000. Enjoy! (I... See full review

W.M.O./r label itself, frankly, gets much less exposure than it deserves. While a few notable albums saw re-issues in later years (themselves obscure), for the most part, W.M.O./r's legacy remained "under the radar." The [b][i]3D: three views... See full review

First and foremost, kudos to Mr. Parl and congrats to us all. The mysterious, forbidden record that left Stefan Betke "extremely unhappy" and FatCat Records "bewildered and confused," which they both fought so hard to keep forgotten and wiped... See full review

I highly recommend watching this “SYGNOK & The War For Radical Computer Music” 2010 mini-documentary, directed by Nathaniel Mann and Saul Albert. In just 16 minutes, it really unpacks the first half of the... See full review

[UPD]. Accidentally posted to Reviews, apologies & removing the wrong text

As far as the claim that DJ Babu was the first "to coin" the term turntablism — perhaps, he might be the first who did in the context of hip-hop, and specifically as a noun, to describe the style, genre of music. Or one of the firsts, as per... See full review

For some reason, the idea of almost 30 compact discs each with barely 6-mins of audio cringed me out so much, I just couldn't help myself and make this pointless, sour comment. This is a 5xCD arrangement, tops, and what prevented them from organizing... See full review