Tag: Assume The Position from Charts and Graphs

Shattered and Soaring: ‘The Imperfectionist’ by Nothing Concrete.

Nothing Concrete’s new album, “The Imperfectionist”, is less a collection of songs and more a vessel that’s been around the world a few times, collecting scuffs and stories. It’s a beautifully unsteady thing, this record from the duo of Fergus McKay and Gaia Miato. They’ve crafted a dusty, globetrotting shuffle where bluesy resignation and the dramatic posture of tango are held together by the...

Dax Confronts Relationship Trauma In “I Hate That I Love You”

Wichita Artist Dax Years-Long Project "I Hate That I Love You" Transforms Personal Pain into Powerful Hip-Hop Confession Wichita’s Dax doesn’t just write songs; he etches emotional blueprints. His latest single, "I Hate That I Love You", sidesteps the gloss of modern pop 3 to deliver a gut-punch of vulnerability. The track's genesis spans multiple years, a slow-burn creative process that mirrors the complicated emotional terrain...

Charts and Graphs Impresses With “Assume The Position”

Post-punk and corporate jargon have seldom been this intimate. When Charts and Graphs dropped "Assume the Position," I wasn’t expecting them to twist a...