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Ray Finlayson

Ray Finlayson

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Contributor, Beats Per Minute

Edinburgh

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Demographics , Movies, Finance, Health Care , Travel, Lifestyle , Sports

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Total articles 349

  • Album Review: New Orthodox - Bull Market on Corn

    By Ray Finlayson| Beats Per Minute Verified [Joyful Noise; 2025]How strange and funny it is to be reminded of something by the simplest thing. We see a shade of something familiar, hear an evocative note, have our smell memory activated, and suddenly we’re transported. Consider Scottie from the 1958 film Vertigo, who goes down an obsessive path because an echo of a woman he loved was brought to mind by a passing stranger on the street. Or – from another angle – how jazz musicians will teasingly quote each other during their solos.

    By Ray Finlayson · Beats Per Minute

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Album Review: Bria Salmena - Big Dog

    By Ray Finlayson| Beats Per Minute Verified [Sub Pop/Royal Mountain; 2025]Big Dog is a record that tracks a journey, a personal odyssey through turmoil and built up from low points. It’s a document of resilience and hard work that its creator Bria Salmena put in as she shaped the music that mattered to her.

    By Ray Finlayson · Beats Per Minute

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Album Review: New Orthodox - Bull Market on Corn

    By Ray Finlayson| Beats Per Minute Verified [Joyful Noise; 2025]How strange and funny it is to be reminded of something by the simplest thing. We see a shade of something familiar, hear an evocative note, have our smell memory activated, and suddenly we’re transported. Consider Scottie from the 1958 film Vertigo, who goes down an obsessive path because an echo of a woman he loved was brought to mind by a passing stranger on the street. Or – from another angle – how jazz musicians will teasingly quote each other during their solos.

    By Ray Finlayson · Beats Per Minute

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Beats Per Minute

Beats Per Minute is an online music publication

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Founded: 2008