Category: Reviews

Perfect Distractions, Reviews

Perfect distraction: Planningtorock’s Beulah Loves Dancing

In a world where the latest news headlines are the new halloween tales of terror and fear, it is just so glorious to be distracted by love. And this testament to the love of a sister, the love of dancing, the love of house music has me smitten right now. And distracted. Distracted by perfection courtesy of Planningtorock. Thank you Rostron and Beulah. Planningtorock’s Beulah … Continue reading Perfect distraction: Planningtorock’s Beulah Loves Dancing

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Clubbing, Gscene Magazine, Reviews

Wildblood + Queenie’s November Bangers

As we head into the most sparkling of months, its time to let off a few sound bangers. Be it the Brazilian underground electronica of Manni’s Take 6 on Society 3.0 Music, the hot Parisian house of DJ Steaw’s Rise on Rutilance (oh those drums!), the jacking Chicago flavours of Chrissy’s Resilience on Chiwax or the organic, leftfield electronica of the legendary Kittin and her … Continue reading Wildblood + Queenie’s November Bangers

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Queen Josephine, Reviews

Queenie’s Queue Dance stars on The Sound Of Lemington Spa Vol.9

One message from Berlin and the next thing you know a world of past Queenie musical delights is opened up and out there for your listening pleasure. Yes it is with wonder (and some surprise) that Queen Josephine finds herself and fellow Queue Dance founder Nick Goddard part of the acclaimed The Sound Of Lemington Spa series on Germany’s Firestation Records with their track Crumbling Town. … Continue reading Queenie’s Queue Dance stars on The Sound Of Lemington Spa Vol.9

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Clubbing, Gscene Magazine, Reviews

Wildblood + Queenie’s October’s Wonders

Filled with end of summer blues? Fret not Doctor Queenie and Matron Wildblood are here to prescribe the soundest of medicine. Be it the delightful dubby house of Sweden’s Idealist’s Mind Field on Echocord, Francis Harris’ atmospheric Trivial Occupations on Scissor & Thread, the avant-garde electronica of South Africa’s Thor Rixon’s Michele on Get Physical or the various artists planning a Kittball Konspiracy 16 on, … Continue reading Wildblood + Queenie’s October’s Wonders

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Clubbing, Perfect Distractions, Reviews

Perfect distraction: Waajeed’s Strength

In a DJ’s world of endless BPM’s it takes a lot to for a tune to stand above the rest. But then with his past record of delivering utter perfection it was no surprise when Waajeed‘s latest wonder, the subline Strength dropped into my promo box and did just that. An absolute strung out beauty Strength will capitivate and charm you within moments of its … Continue reading Perfect distraction: Waajeed’s Strength

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Gscene Magazine, Reviews

Wildblood + Queenie’s September Gscene Wonders

As we bid farewell to the Pride season its time to turn towards the sounds of September. Be it the chill of Balearic 4 as Breese delivers beats to please or the heavenly south African electronica of Jazzelle’s Rebirth on Get Physical all will keep the rays shining as we head towards autumn. Whether you choose to delve into the G-funk-dusted brilliance of Earth Boy’s … Continue reading Wildblood + Queenie’s September Gscene Wonders

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Clubbing, Gscene Magazine, Reviews

Wildblood + Queenie’s July Gscene Wonders

So with the summer in full swing its time to open those windows, crank up the volume and become the most pleasing of sound neighbours. Be it with Molly’s evocative collection of European deep house courtesy of Récit De Voyage Volume 1 on RDV, the ever mindful Summer Sol III on Sol Selectas, the left of centre disco and techno grooves of Trafico Music VA … Continue reading Wildblood + Queenie’s July Gscene Wonders

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Clubbing, Perfect Distractions, Reviews

Perfect Distraction: Honey Dijon’s Xtra EP

The perfect vinyl distraction, Honey Dijon’s latest adventure with Classic Music Company has me all in a queer quiver. Worth every single hard-earned penny, this four track wonder delivers in sparkling spades with world class remixes from some of dancelands finest purveyors of the groove. We have been charmed by Honey’s Best Of Both Worlds longplayer and this rework session increases the grins and ensures … Continue reading Perfect Distraction: Honey Dijon’s Xtra EP

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Perfect Distractions, Reviews

Perfect Distraction: Donna Summer’s The Wanderer

Oh Ms Summer where would my ever changing moods be without you? From Pride celebrations to sunshine drives to after hours and sunset bliss you always hit the disco spot, however balearic, however Munich, however camp, however Brighton. Summer, Moroder and Bellotte gold The Wanderer is an album of sexy wonders, filled with synth sweetness, rock edges, epic sonic adventures and Summer at her vocal and lyrical … Continue reading Perfect Distraction: Donna Summer’s The Wanderer

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Perfect Distractions, Reviews

Perfect distraction: Christine and The Queens’ Girlfriend feat. Dâm-Funk

So this is the moment where I declare my proud French roots and let you all know my family were cobblers in France. Or maybe not. Anyway regardless of my dubious Huguenots connections, Christine and The Queens’ Girlfriend feat. Dâm-Funk has got me. Yes a pop star that looks like the queers around me, the kids I love. Touché Héloïse, you and your girders are gonna … Continue reading Perfect distraction: Christine and The Queens’ Girlfriend feat. Dâm-Funk

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