Vinyl ‘n Beer – Inaudible by mommy x Philanthrope
For this review, I take a look at a collaboration between two of my favorite ambient/chillwave artists
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Albums
Vinyl ‘n Beer – Slow Rush by Tame Impala
I think it’s safe to say that Tame Impala has been on a roll this last decade. It’s been an interesting journey watching how Kevin Parker’s signature style has changed over the years. It seems like with every album, he has tried out something new while refining what he already knows. Speaking of change and
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Vinyl ‘n Beer – Chillhop Essentials Fall 2019 Review
Today I finally get to reviewing the Fall 2019 Chillhop Essentials album. It’s by far one of my favorite fall releases yet!
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Vinyl ‘n Beer – I Had a Dream That You Were Mine by Hamilton Leithauser and Rostam
This week I listen to the wonderful collaboration between Hamilton Leithauser and Rostam while sipping on an equally delicious beer by Alesmith.
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Vinyl ‘n Beer – Texas Sun by Leon Bridges / Khruangbin
Today I look at a wonderful collaboration by Leon Bridges and Khruangbin – Texas Sun
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Vinyl ‘n Beer Review – A Moment Apart by Odesza
Today I review A Moment Apart by Odesza, while pairing it with a nice craft brew. Let’s get started. It’s crazy to see how Odesza has exploded over the last 6+ years. I discovered them very shortly after their release of their second album “In Return”. I think most people assume it was their first
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Vinyl ‘n Beer: Plastic Beach by the Gorillaz
Through the years, I’ve always been a Gorillaz fan. Their albums have always taken a bit to warm up to, but once I’m there it’s a party. I would probably get in trouble for calling Plastic Beach one of their “newer albums”. It’s hard to believe that it came out nearly a decade ago. Still,
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