Here is a snippet of my latest article. You can find the whole article here on Substack. Although it was created in seclusion, the album invites the listener back to the room. The opening track Overtones feels like a jump cut into a movie scene. There is no grand introduction, no fading in from a black screen.... Continue Reading →
The Privacy of Becoming: Rock’s Forgotten Rooms
In this article, I examine the pressure of constant online visibility for musicians and everyday people, and how it threatens the private and messy spaces where true creativity and the state of becoming take place.
Man On The Moon
“First of all, there was a bloke with a phone and he says ‘Mark speaking’ and I’m like, where is he? I decided that he was there, at the Tranquility Base. It happened backwards like that." - Alex Turner on Radio X. I’ve written extensively on Tranquility Base Hotel and Casino covering its philosophical significance.... Continue Reading →
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