When we first heard about Horse Lords and their forthcoming album The Common Task, we read the following lines : Horse Lords make music for the liberation of mind and body. Five listenings later (and counting), we are really happy to confirm that these words weren’t a form of overstatement. Let us insist: The Common Task is […]
Chicago has been under the spotlight on this blog for a series of recent reviews, but now is the time to bring Washington D.C. on the forefront with Beauty Pill’s not-so-enigmatic album Please Advise, out now on Northern Spy Records. Marketing being what it is, personal choices are often induced by the attractiveness of an […]
Music featured this week: Dan Drohan, Tokyo You’re A Crusher / drocan!, out now (interview). You're A Crusher / drocan! by Dan Drohan Latest news and articles Evan Guilford-Blake, American Blues – BOOK REVIEW #12 In 2016, Holland House Books released Evan Guilford-Blake’s American Blues. Four years have passed since, but once we got invited […]
Excellent news for the world of curiosity and musical enlightenment: Adam Neely and his videos just passed the 1M subscribers mark on YouTube. Numbers are numbers, and there’s another reason why Adam Neely is joining the Where to Begin With… club today. Long story short, I tried to have fun at conservatories twice in my life. […]
Meet the editors: Marc Louis-Boyard Marc Louis-Boyard created Slow Culture in October 2016. After working for various agencies as copywriter and project manager, Marc works now for a startup located in the North of France. Marc’s greatest interests are literature and music. E-mail // LinkedIn // Why I Write. Aurélie Lemaire Aurélie Lemaire is journalist and joined […]