Jess Cornelius – ‘Distance’ (album review)
Jess Cornelius’ new album, ‘Distance”, is the latest chapter in the ever-moving singer-songwriter’s neverending story, and it is spectacular to […]
Phosphene – ‘Lotus Eaters’ (album review)
Ever since we first heard them, Phosphene has had our attention. Their debut, self-titled LP was a fantastic first effort. […]
Dehd – ‘Flower of Devotion’ (album review)
Chicago-based darkgaze trio Dehd deliver a stirring proclamation of nostalgia on their third album, ‘Flower of Devotion’. Through two LPs […]
The Beths – ‘Jump Rope Gazers’ (album review)
The Beths assume the role as our best friend, producing an album, ‘Jump Rope Gazers’, that can be played in […]
Nadine Shah – ‘Kitchen Sink’ (album review)
With an emotional fervor and her trademark poignancy, Nadine Shah rattles society’s foundations on her provocative fourth album, ‘Kitchen Sink’. […]
A.A. Williams – ‘Forever Blue’ (album review)
A.A. Williams’ debut album, ‘Forever Blue’, is a starkly enrapturing pageantry of Gothic post-rock and post-classical. It also announces the […]
Khruangbin – ‘Mordechai’ (album review)
After bouncing around for years, psychedelic-funk extraordinaires Khruangbin are ready to settle down on their funky, groovy, and superb third […]
Gordi – ‘Our Two Skins’ (album review)
Folktronica singer-songwriter Sophie Payten – a.k.a. Gordi – reveals strength through vulnerability on her revelatory and triumphant sophomore album, ‘Our […]
Team Picture – ‘The Menace of Mechanical Music’ (album review)
Team Picture’s debut album, ‘The Menace of Mechanical Music’, is a glorious, provocative spectacle that brilliantly articulates humanity’s gradual demise. […]
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – ‘Sideways to New Italy’ (album review)
On their sophomore effort, ‘Sideways to New Italy’, Melbourne’s Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever deliver a heartfelt and superbly relatable record […]
Nation of Language – ‘Introduction, Presence’ (album review)
Nation of Language bring the past to the present yet make ’80s New Wave and synth-pop their very own on […]
Zola Blood – ‘Two Hearts’ (EP review)
London-based trip-hop / dark-pop quartet Zola Blood take their immersive, mesmerizing sound to new territories on their captivating new EP, […]
Thao & The Get Down Stay Down – ‘Temple’ (album review)
Temple by Thao with the Get Down Stay Down Thao Nguyen is one of the last decade’s most notable songwriters. […]
Eve Owen – ‘Don’t Let The Ink Dry’ (album review)
Anyone who heard The National’s I Am Easy To Find will hear a familiar voice in Eve Owen, the 20-year-old British […]
I Break Horses – ‘Warnings’ (album review)
From heartbreak to elation and suffering to forgiveness, I Break Horses navigate life’s challenging contrasts on their spectacularly cinematic third […]
Car Seat Headrest – ‘Making a Door Less Open’ (album review)
Car Seat Headrest turn self-doubt, remorse, and regret into a cathartic experience on their rich and expansive new album, ‘Making […]
Oddnesse – ‘Overindulgence’ (EP review)
Four years since anonymously releasing her first single as Oddnesse, LA-based singer-songwriter Rebeca Arango unveils her life-long journey on her […]
Jaguar Jonze – ‘Diamonds & Liquid Gold’ (EP Review)
Through pain and turmoil, Deena Lynch – a.k.a. Jaguar Jonze – finds strength, beauty, and power in her intelligently- and […]
Methyl Ethel – ‘Hurts to Laugh’ EP
Methyl Ethel’s new EP, ‘Hurts to Laugh’, is a mind-bending, musical tapestry of sound, which represents a world falling further […]
Kalbells – ‘Mothertime’ EP
On her beautifully-delicate, new EP, ‘Mothertime’, Kalmia Traver reveals her creative limits as Kalbells are boundless. In another life, […]