Delusions of May 2021 – Part 4
Every Monday morning, Still in Rock begins the week with an article featuring a bunch of recent releases. I dedicate a playlist to the very best of these articles at the end of each month (link). Make sure you don’t miss anything, join Still in Rock on Facebook (here), WhatsApp (here), and In
Excusez du peu
English Sometimes, I have the impression to come across fewer of these albums that I would qualify as my raison d’être, these LPs which pushed me to create Still in Rock and never give up. It is as if I am turning into an old fart. Old, to be sure. The 2010s were characterized by […]
Delusions of December 2020 – Part 1
Every Monday morning, Still in Rock begins the week with an article featuring a bunch of recent releases. I dedicate a playlist to the very best of these articles at the end of each month (link). Make sure you don’t miss anything, join Still in Rock on Facebook (here), WhatsApp (here), and&nb
Delusions of June 2020 – Part 4
Every Monday morning, Still in Rock begins the week with an article featuring a bunch of recent releases. I dedicate a playlist to the very best of these articles at the end of each month (link). Make sure you don’t miss anything, join Still in Rock on Facebook (here) and WhatsApp (here). Chee
Delusions of May 2020 – Part 2
Every Monday morning, Still in Rock begins the week with an article featuring a bunch of new releases. A playlist is dedicated to the very best of these articles at the end of each month (link). Make sure you don’t miss anything, join Still in Rock on Facebook (here) and WhatsApp (here). Cheer
The 90s (part two)
THE NINETIES (part two) (EN) As I told you last week already (see part one), drawing is my latest passion. Well… drawing dorky, childish and not informative things. After drawing about the city of Melbourne, I decided to tackle the nineties that I worship too much. In fact, because it is the b
The 90s (part one)
THE NINETIES (part one) (EN) Drawing is my latest passion. Well… drawing dorky, childish and not informative things. After drawing about the city of Melbourne, I decided to tackle the nineties that I worship too much. In fact, because it is the best decade in music history (yes it is ;), I alr
Tracy Bryant: du post-nineties à la pop noire
Il y a toujours eu quelque chose de grave dans la musique de Tracy Bryant. C’est ce que j’essayais maladroitement d’expliquer à l’occasion de mon article sur Subterranean. C’est ce que l’on retrouve aujourd’hui avec deux nouveaux singles, “Drag”
Opinion & Wet DyeDream: deux bedrooms, un album
Dans cette histoire là, il y a deux hommes, deux chambres et un seul album. Ça pourrait être du Soft Hair, mais il n’en est rien. À ma gauche, nous avons Alexis Deux-Seize, aka Wet DyeDream. Il fait partie de la team Flippin’ Freaks. À ma droite, nous trouvons Hugo Carmouz
Tomorrows Tulips: post-nineties de couette
Depuis 2011, Tomorrows Tulips est l’un des meilleurs représentants de la scène post nineties. Son premier album est paru en 2011, et il a depuis fait paraître 2 LP qui, dans le genre bubblegum lo-fi, ont peu d’équivalents. Tomorrows Tulips transcende l’idée de la musique surf,