Strings
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Bjork – “Vulnicura Strings” Review
Decluttering the heart for a string and vocal arrangement
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Kristin McClement – “The Wild Grips” Review
Brighton has a new star in the world of the musical dark
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Bjork – “Vulnicura” Review
The heartbreak album of 2015 is here already - grab a tissue!
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Johann Johannsson – “The Theory of Everything Soundtrack” Review
Subdued with a current bubbling under the surface...
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Christopher Tin – “The Drop That Contained the Sea” Review
A tour-de-force - 2014's Classical album of the year!
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Mike Raznick – “SPATE OST” Review
Mike Raznick, award-winning composer goes for the complete gothic vibe with the creepy, eerie and taut SPATE soundtrack from the recent game release. The soundtrack…
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Agnes Obel – “Aventine” Review
Obel's follow up album is a stripped back but delicately balanced affair
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Videri String Quartet – “Portals” Review
A tour de force of gaming music performed and arranged by an amazing quartet
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Rachel Zeffira – “The Deserters” Review
Recommended to me by the similar artists tab on Amazon (oh you have a lot to answer for cries my bank balance) comes the dreamy…
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Garry Schyman – “Bioshock Infinite OST” Review
Bioshock has always had a grandiose soundscape and with the third iteration “Bioshock Infinite” things become even more taut and creepy as the string arrangements are maxed…
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Soap & Skin – “Sugarbread” Review
“Sugarbread” is the three track single that rounds off for Anna Plaschg the “Narrow” section of her music. Seemingly not fitting on the short album,…
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Jessica Curry – “Dear Esther OST” Review
Jessica Curry’s “Dear Esther” soundtrack is one that soaked heavily in emotion and stands on its own two feet apart from the game. The reason…
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Penka Kouneva – “A Warrior’s Odyssey” Review
Penka Kouneva, is the latest in an increasing collection of game and film composers whom have branched off to create an album of their own.…
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Amos Releases “Sin Palabras”
In a lovely twist, Tori Amos has released in digital format only an instrumental version of “Night of Hunters”. Removing all the voice, all that’s…
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Tori Amos Live At the Royal Albert Hall Review
Last night was my first trip to the Royal Albert Hall and despite having a giant pillar right to the right hand side of me,…
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Yoshiki Aoi – “Drag-on Dragoon 2 OST” Review
Drag-on Dragoon 2 is the completely orchestrated soundtrack from Yoshiki Aoi. The 22 tracks are a complete attack on the sense’s as an entire orchestra…







