Pearl Charles – ‘Magic Mirror’ (album review)
Los Angeles-based artist Pearl Charles heals the deepest wounds and inspires us to move on with her ’60s and ’70s […]
Shame – ‘Drunk Tank Pink’ (album review)
Shame brilliantly and explosively capture theirs and the world’s state of mind on their bold, expansive, and explosive sophomore album, […]
Most Anticipated Albums of 2021
Happy New Year! Now is when we look ahead to the upcoming albums from our favorite artists. While the list […]
Favorite 50 Albums of 2020
Now we come to the Grand Finale of lists – our Favorite 50 Albums of 2020. As is always the […]
Favorite 20 EPs of 2020
Like film versus television, full-length records tend to get more attention than extended players. But as we have seen through […]
Topographies – ‘Ideal Form’ (album review)
Bay-area post-punk / darkgaze trio Topographies contemplate humanity’s existential crisis on their enthralling debut album, ‘Ideal Form’. Ideal Form by […]
Told Slant – ‘Point the Flashlight and Walk’ (album review)
Point The Flashlight and Walk by Told Slant Few artists pack an emotional punch like Told Slant. Felix Walworth’s voice […]
Jagd – ‘Talking to yourself to others’ (album review)
Amsterdam-based alt-rock quartet Jagd rattle society’s foundation with their propulsive debut album, ‘Talking to yourself to others’, which is a […]
Loma – ‘Don’t Shy Away’ (album review)
In sound and narrative, indie supergroup Loma deliver an intelligent and emotive piece of post-modern cinema on their superb sophomore […]
MISSIO – ‘Can You Feel the Sun’ (album review + Q&A)
Artists that reach a certain level of stardom need the perfect ingredients to reach the masses and impact so many […]
First Impressions: Future Islands – ‘As Long As You Are’
For their sixth album, As Long As You Are, indie synth-pop royal Future Islands opted for an unexpected tranquil image […]
METZ – ‘Atlas Vending’ (album review)
Toronto noise rockers METZ masterfully capture the fire and fury consuming our planet on their raucous and brilliantly conceptualized fourth […]
Spunsugar – ‘Drive-Through Chapel’ (album review)
Malmö-based trio Spunsugar unleash a brilliant torrent of thunderous shoegaze and propulsive post-punk on their roaring debut album, ‘Drive-Through Chapel’. […]
IDLES – ‘Ultra Mono’ (album review)
Bristol punk outfit IDLES dial up the intensity and incite a revolution on their supercharged, politically-fueled third album, ‘Ultra Mono’. […]
Fenne Lily – ‘BREACH’ (album review)
Fenne Lily turns vulnerability, insecurity, and misery into a blissful and blessed experience on her striking sophomore album, ‘BREACH’. When […]
Dolly Valentine – ‘How To Be Good’ (album review)
Dolly Valentine’s debut record How To Be Good isn’t necessarily a debut album. Previously known as Holy Golden, the duo […]
Widowspeak – ‘Plum’ (album review)
Like the great artists during Laurel Canyon’s heyday, dream-pop duo Widowspeak brilliantly capture the stories of everyday individuals on their […]
Bully – ‘Sugaregg’ (album review)
Bully’s third album – and the first as Alicia Bognanno’s solo project – ‘Sugaregg’ is not only a roaring achievement […]
Fontaines D.C. – ‘A Hero’s Death’ (album review)
Fontaines D.C. traverse darker, bleaker, and calmer waters as they chart a course of self-reflection and self-discovery on their outstanding […]
Ganser – ‘Just Look At That Sky’ (album review)
Chicago post-punk quartet Ganser brilliantly capture our dystopian world on their explosive and jarring sophomore album, ‘Just Look At That […]