Is Bangui Africa’s very own Detroit? Zonzambé puts forward a convincing case… The last time I was tasked with writing an 'album of the...

This electronic album, whilst fun and upbeat, could also be enjoyed as an ethnographic tour of the spiritual hotspots of planet Earth The...

The Pakistani pop prodigy provides an eclectic pack of pretty perfect tunes Sometimes on Around The World In 200 Albums I find myself...

Flashes of brilliance amidst an otherwise pleasant plethora of folky tunes Full disclosure, Neil Young has always been one of my big...

Whilst this Bavarian album doesn't encourage Schuhplattler dancing, its fabulous funky beats forces its listeners to get down and boogie...

A bundle of fun with distant associations with the jewel in the crown of London’s annual calendar to make it just that little bit more...

Aggressive, punky beats and passionate lyrics are Karima 2G's forte - but what can she tell us about the state of Italy today? Italy is a...

The Voice of Israel provides a wonderful soft rock album filled to the brim with beautiful melodies and soothing sounds The music of...

Dubbed the voice of the Tunisian Revolution, Mathlouthi’s protest album is full of musical ambition Imagine you are a young woman, who...

Suave beats and smooth rhythms make these Argentinian indie pop rockers stand out from the crowd The music of BACH, the most recent album...

Blues music returns to its homeland, as it is blended delicately with traditional Islamic rhythms Throughout this journey across the...

The Sri Lankan pop duo succeed in creating an enjoyable collection of catchy, easy-listening tunes When Danny and I discuss these albums,...

The euphonious Burundian brews up a perfect blend of afrobeat, pop, and new wave with a scrumptious sprinkle of jazz on top As far as I...

Ambient soundscapes mixed in alongside Indian and Arabic influences, Sultan's album provides a chilled out and relaxed listening...

There is not a blurb that could do justice to this album. Listen to it ASAP. At NoiseNomad we typically review albums that are...

This eclectic album shows off immense musical talent whilst also exploring the complexities that many migrants have when it comes to...

The African rockers show they're more than just an average group with a funny band name The word ‘Makosa’ is Kiswahili for “the evil that...

Gentle Nepali folk music sung very well. But is there more behind the recording of this album? When I first gave this a listen, I found...

The King of Raï earns his title as he blends together the genre with a number of others to make an album full of wonderful dance tracks,...

Rock masterpiece or mindless noise? You decide... The Case for the Prosecution - Danny: Forget whatever Joel is about to say. At the...