The original 6000A was one of those amps that quietly won people over. Solid, musical, and priced sensibly, it became a bit of a staple in budget‑conscious hi‑fi systems. The Mk2 version doesn’t rip that formula up, but it does …read more
Let All That We Imagine Be The Light is not Garbage reinventing themselves – but rather doubling down on what has always made them compelling: dark glamour, sharp hooks, and that uneasy blend of grit and polish. There is something …read more
Turnstile’s music has always felt like a jolt to the system (as all hardcore punk should), and their new album Never Enough is no different. It’s short, sharp, and relentless… the kind of album that makes you feel like you’ve …read more
Accomplished with all types of music, the Monitor Audio Gold 300 6G speakers make the ideal choice for rediscovering your entire music collection. Often in our shop, when we’re demoing a setup that incorporates speakers, we’ll remind our customer of …read more
Mdou Moctar’s latest release, Funeral for Justice, is less an album and more a lightning strike over the sands of Niger. It is political, unrelenting, and soaked in the kind of energy that would make most mainstream rock acts break …read more
The A25 is Arcam’s premium offering in the Radia range. It’s a pleasure on both the ears and eyes, and it’s clear sonically and visually that meticulous attention has been paid to the finer details of the design to ensure …read more
For anyone unfamiliar, Clipse are Virginia Beach brothers Terrence “Pusha T” and Gene “Malice” Thornton, the duo that turned coke-rap into high art on early-2000s landmarks Lord Willin’ and Hell Hath No Fury. Sixteen years after their last joint LP …read more
In the ever-evolving world of vinyl, where the line between audiophile and aesthetic enthusiast blurs, the Pro-Ject Debut EVO 2 emerges as a contender that promises both sonic fidelity and visual appeal. As someone who’s navigated the treacherous waters of …read more
There’s nothing particularly subtle about Amyl and the Sniffers. Nor should there be. Their music is loud, fast, and feral. And with Cartoon Darkness, the band doubles down on that barely-hinged energy but adds something I wasn’t entirely ready for: …read more
Welcome to the Mad! world of Ronald and Russell Mael, aka… Sparks. Their 28th studio album offers no signs of the brothers slowing down in their later years. Infact, their creative output seems to be just hitting its peak, releasing …read more
