One last time we look back into the year 2013 Want to advertise on MangoWave? Send an e-mail to raphael@mangowave-magazine.com Metamorphosis In the entertainment business and its manifold branches, there are many protagonists and characters who have gone through change. Some have fallen down to raise like phoenix from the ashes, others have made clear […]
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In this series we look back into the year 2013 by reviewing an album from this year every other week. Want to advertise on MangoWave? Send an e-mail to raphael@mangowave-magazine.com Horror for the Charts Earlier in the second decade of the third millenium, LA’s Hopsin had his breakthrough. Oddly enough, it was the time when Gangsta Rap, […]
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In this series we look back into the year 2013 by reviewing an album from this year every other week. Want to advertise on MangoWave? Send an e-mail to raphael@mangowave-magazine.com Guess who’s back, back again! Detroit’s infamous Rap hero Marshall Bruce Mathers III, better known as Eminem or Slim Shady, has revolutionised the genre over and over […]
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In this series we look back into the year 2013 by reviewing an album from this year every other week. Want to advertise on MangoWave? Send an e-mail to raphael@mangowave-magazine.com Twenty-Eight Years Later… Almost three decades had passed between Black Flag’s album releases In My Head and What the… . The long period between 1987 and 2012 […]
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In this series we look back into the year 2013 by reviewing an album from this year every other week. Want to advertise on MangoWave? Send an e-mail to raphael@mangowave-magazine.com Forever Young Canadian musician Avril Lavigne might be one of the highliest divisive artist in Alternative music business. She is a role model for many people on […]
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In this series we look back into the year 2013 by reviewing an album from this year every other week. Want to advertise on MangoWave? Send an e-mail to raphael@mangowave-magazine.com The Missing Link The post-Millenium years have spawned plenty of new conections between genres and styles. Metal and Punk, Rock and Jazz, Electronica and organic music have […]
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In this series we look back into the year 2013 by reviewing an album from this year every other week. Want to advertise on MangoWave? Send an e-mail to raphael@mangowave-magazine.com All Eyes on Me For London’s Dylan Kwabena Mills, also known as Dizzee Rascal, The Fifth was probably one of his most important albums. Although the […]
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In this series we look back into the year 2013 by reviewing an album from this year every other week. Want to advertise on MangoWave? Send an e-mail to raphael@mangowave-magazine.com The Bigger Picture Quartet Moving Mountains from Purchase, New York has demanded high standards of themselves since they began playing and recording music together. Artsily merging Post […]
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In this series we look back into the year 2013 by reviewing an album from this year every other week. Want to advertise on MangoWave? Send an e-mail to raphael@mangowave-magazine.com The No Joshs Genres have their luminaries. Seldom are they undisputed, and rarely are they easy characters. From Lemmy Kilmister to Doro Pesch, from Courtney Love to […]
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In this series we look back into the year 2013 by reviewing an album from this year every other week. Want to advertise on MangoWave? Send an e-mail to raphael@mangowave-magazine.com The Ealing Three’s third Trick Big TV was the third album by West London’s Jack Lawrence-Brown, Charles Cave and Harry McVeigh. The trio had previously released their […]
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