Featuring beats from Terrace Martin Presents the Pollyseeds and Chachi, LNDN DRGS, Michel’le, Braxton Cook and Swarvy and ending on IAMNOBODI, the FabFriday5 is sure to get you in the mood for […]
FabFriday5 – wickeysgroove
Song of the Day: David Guetta & Afrojack ft Charli XCX & French Montana – Dirty Sexy Money
Everything is coming up Charli XCX these days, not only with the release of her new album Pop 2, but now a collaboration with David Guetta, Afrojack and French Montana. Simply put, […]
From the Depths, a… – Monster (1980)
When you take God-fearing men in the concrete business, drop them in Columbia with superstitious locals and a giant lake creature, you know a good time is about to be had. Factor […]
Song of the Day: Cheat Codes – Feels Great ft. Fetty Wap & CVBZ
The latest and greatest from Cheat Codes featuring vocals from Fetty Wap and CVBZ is definitely one for the win column.
One For the Kids – The Lost World (1992)
The 1992 iteration of The Lost World by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, while an all right feature, is definitely one for the kids more than anything else. It is a simplistic take, […]
Song of the Day: Soyou – The Night (feat. Geeks)
Soyou finally returns with a new single that is far more upbeat than the usual ballads she churns out. While they are good, as are the duets she usually finds herself in, […]
Take A Holiday On… – Planet Raptor (2007)
Out in space is a planet called AC9 and on the surface of said planet, replicas of human dwellings are discovered and not only that, but that dinosaur made famous in Jurassic […]
Song of the Day: Rag ‘n’ Bone Man – Grace (We All Try)
A good song is a good song and Grace (We All Try) by Rag ‘n’ Bone Man is exactly that.
The Wonders of DNA – Sharktopus vs. Whalewolf (2015)
Just like the heavens, stars rise and fall in Hollywood and one has to wonder just what it was that facilitated Casper Van Dien to appear in a movie such as this. […]
Song of the Day: ALEX – Youth (feat. Rachel McAlpine)
Nothing like a little synth to get the day going and with some added vocals by Rachel McAlpine, it becomes even better.
The Telltale Mind 