Kate Clarice Lee

Kate Clarice Lee is a psychology major in Ateneo de Naga University with a knack for music and writing. She takes interest in playing guitar, poetry, creative writing, and lyrics that—subjectively—hit close to home. Kate mostly enjoys indie, alternative, pop & punk rock music.

A Hidden Treasure of Hip-Hop: Blackship Enterprise by Iron Lion (Album Review)

Album Review, International, New Music

What a journey, this one. It feels as though you’ve just contemplated the meaning of being alive and dying in the span of twenty-eight minutes. “Blackship Enterprise” is a hip-hop album with a narrative, and it’s great. It starts and ends with a fitting introduction and outro, namely “Blackship Enterprise” and “Broken Pieces” respectively. After […]

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Echoes of Janus’ “Psychotic Episodes” is That One Chaotic Friend (Album Review)

Album Review, New Music

Don’t take that title the wrong way, let me explain myself. Listening to this album felt like diving into a person’s mind; it’s more than a lengthy, two-hour conversation with a friend about everything and anything under the sun. It has variety in what the songs are about, and the pleasant sound is just a

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Resonate with Jade Coloured Glasses’ “The Slow Death of Lives Never Lived”: EP Review

EP Review, International, New Music

What could go wrong with raw, intimate EPs? Who would deny a listening experience like this? Jade Coloured Glasses has crafted such a short yet intricate series of mixes with just four songs with an unusual yet intriguing title that is “The Slow Death of Lives Never Lived”. “Hey, check this out”, Jade Coloured Glasses

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