Slothrust – ‘Parallel Timeline’ (album review)
Slothrust embrace a new style and in the process commence a new era with their dynamic fifth album, ‘Parallel Timeline’. […]
The Joy Formidable – ‘Into The Blue’ (album review)
Ten years ago, The Joy Formidable released their aptly titled debut LP, The Big Roar. In the decade since, the trio […]
Deafheaven – ‘Infinite Granite’ (album review)
Through the hurtling, cosmic shoegaze of ‘Infinite Granite’, Deafheaven embrace the other side of the darkness on their otherworldly fifth […]
Womb – ‘Holding a Flame’ (EP Review) and “Dust to Dust” (video)
Wellington-based Gothic darkgaze trio Womb’s new EP, ‘Holding a Flame’, is an extraordinary and consuming record that is one of […]
Desperate Journalist – ‘Maximum Sorrow!’ (album review)
While Desperate Journalist have evolved in their near decade of existence, they have never sacrificed the catharsis and gripping songwriting […]
Lucy Dacus – ‘Home Video’ (album review)
As Lucy Dacus moves forward, she immortalizes her memories and the people of her past on her unforgettable third album, […]
Olivia Kaplan – ‘Tonight Turns to Nothing’ (album review)
Through life’s disappointments, Olivia Kaplan finds beauty on her stunning and poignant debut album, ‘Tonight Turns to Nothing’. Tonight […]
The Matinee ’21 v. 088
The Matinee ’21 v. 088 features some heavy-hitters, which includes some of the more renowned indie artists and newcomers whose […]
Freyr – ‘Nicotine Bunker’ (album review)
On his debut album, ‘Nicotine Bunker’, Swedish-Icelandic singer-songwriter Freyr delivers a somber awakening with his radiant indie folk. The best […]
Wy – ‘Marriage’ (album review)
On their mesmerizing and emotional third album, ‘Marriage’, Malmö dream-pop duo Wy reveal how weakness is a strength to make […]
Jess Locke – ‘Don’t Ask Yourself Why’ (album review)
Timeless in its sound and contemporary in its content, Melbourne-based Jess Locke reminds us what makes us human on her […]
Pixey – ‘Free to Live in Colour’ (EP review)
With ‘Free to Live in Colour’, Lizzie Hillesdon – a.k.a. Pixey – provides the soundtrack that frees us from our […]
Sprints – ‘Manifesto’ (EP review)
Dublin-based quartet Sprints ignite an uprising on societal ills and our own self-destructive nature on their furious, exhilarating, and awesome […]
Chad VanGaalen – ‘World’s Most Stressed Out Gardener’ (album review)
Chad VanGaalen demonstrates once again why he’s the world’s most creative (and weirdest) songwriter on the wacky, bizarre, yet immensely […]
Bleach Lab – ‘A Calm Sense Of Surrounding’ (EP review)
Bleach Lab capture the vulnerability, intimacy, and beauty of ’90s dream-pop on their unforgettable debut EP, ‘A Calm Sense Of […]
Danz CM – ‘The Absurdity of Human Existence’ (album review)
In her first album as Danz CM and third studio album overall, Danielle Johnson sets aside her past and peers […]
Arlo Parks – ‘Collapsed in Sunbeams’ (album review)
Through eleven impeccably written vignettes revolving around heartbreak, enduring friendship, and identity, rising star Arlo Parks’ debut album, ‘Collapsed in […]
Yung – ‘Ongoing Dispute’ (album review)
Danish post-punk / noise-rock outfit Yung’s sophomore album, ‘Ongoing Dispute’, is a cathartic and explosive experience that brilliantly and frighteningly […]
Kiwi Jr. – ‘Cooler Returns’ (album review)
Politics, weird dreams, and the little things that bring joy, Kiwi Jr.’s ‘Cooler Returns’ is a fun, clever, and engaging […]
Still Corners – ‘The Last Exit’ (album review)
Desert-noir / dream-pop duo Still Corners stunningly and poignantly explore humanity’s plight on their dazzling new album, ‘The Last Exit’. […]