It’s been five years since I reviewed Spencer Brown’s debut album “Illusion of Perfection” and so much has happened for the San-Fran resident over those years. Illusion of Perfection was a sort of lightning-in-a-bottle moment for both the growing musician and the Anjuna family at large. The mix album put…

The Jack White bit comes near the end. Spoilers: Most of this is not actually about Jack White. July 11th marked the release for a new studio album by music producer and composer BT. Sadly, this is not a review of BT’s new album “The Secret Language of Trees”. I…

I routinely try to categorize trends in dance music. I’ve been listening to this stuff for well over a decade now and I usually lump the eras, arcs or interests of the various underground and mainstream scenes I follow and assign it to the year where that was a “thing”…

I make a yearly musical trip listening to all the Anjunadeep compilations in anticipation of the new one’s release. Anjunadeep 14 is here tomorrow and its release feels sudden with all the album announcements the label has been making lately. While it’s unclear how rushed this release is for James…

I have been listening to Anjunadeep compilations for ten years now. In the hot summer of 2013 I found myself enamored with the weekly Group Therapy radio show and my friend recommended I start checking out the house music regularly released on Anjunadeep. I had already enjoyed Andrew Bayer’s You…

2022 has been a weird year for me. The biggest change technically took place in the fall of 2021 in which I got married and moved in with my wife. The months following were an obvious adjustment period of moving in, buying all the things that don’t come with a…

In 2010 my friend was talking up this stuff called trance music and why it was so rad. At the time I was only half-listening, lost in whatever melodrama was eating my boring 18-year old soul at the time. But then that friend mentioned this new release having electric guitars…

Batman: The Enemy Within (The Telltale Series) is a game about Batman. You can imagine what’s in store. You fight criminals. You go undercover among criminals. You even potentially…perform crimes? You throw batarangs. You wear a cape. You pick brooding dialogue choices. You have a butler named Alfred. You’ve seen…

I first began playing Mass Effect in 2008. It took me until 2021 to finish the trilogy. For various reasons. With the recent announcement of the Legendary Edition of Mass Effect, I’ve decided to share my thoughts on that one game everyone said had the most disappointing ending of all…