I’ve been spending a lot of time lately with the new album Wunderkammer by Pocket Lint, and honestly, it’s one of those records that sticks to you. Pocket Lint is the musical project of Mark Heffernan, and he’s really crafted something special here. The whole concept is based on the idea of a Wunderkammer, or … Continue reading Review: Pocket Lint – Wunderkammer
Tag: baroque pop
The 60-Year Echo: Time-Traveling with The Lemon Twigs
There’s a specific kind of vertigo that comes from looking at a calendar in 2026.We often call bands like The Lemon Twigs "retro" or "throwback," but let’s do some quick musical math. Their brand-new album, Look For Your Mind!, is a deep dive into the peak 1966-1969 sounds of The Beatles and The Beach Boys. … Continue reading The 60-Year Echo: Time-Traveling with The Lemon Twigs
Album Review – The Mariners – Four Sides Of The Circle
A double album, 22 songs from an unsigned band that focuses mostly on the sound forged in the 1960s seems foolhardy at the very least. In a world where the average attention span of a new single release is about 2 mins and apparently nobody listens to albums anymore is either commercial fcking suicide (their … Continue reading Album Review – The Mariners – Four Sides Of The Circle
