Widowspeak – ‘The Jacket’ (album review)
Few bands are able to turn melancholy into widescreen dazzlement, yet Molly Hamilton and Robert Earl Thomas – a.k.a. Widowspeak […]
Dropper – ‘Don’t Talk To Me’ (album review)
Channeling NYC’s indie history, feisty little band in Dropper could launch a new generation of DIY legends with their rollicking […]
Nation of Language – ‘A Way Forward’ (album review)
Once again, Nation of Language turn ’80s new wave and synth-pop into a transcendent affair on their marvelous sophomore album, […]
Geese – ‘Projector’ (album review)
Teenage outfit Geese’s debut album, ‘Projector’, is an unpredictable thrill ride full of sonic and lyrical surprises. It’s an LP […]
Gustaf – ‘Audio Drag for Ego Slobs’ (album review)
Art-punk outfit Gustaf stand their ground on their witty, insightful, and amusing debut album, ‘Audio Drag for Ego Slobs’. Whether […]
Nation of Language – “This Fractured Mind” (new single)
This Fractured Mind by Nation of Language Is it too early to anoint Nation of Language as the best band […]
Nation of Language – “Across That Fine Line” (new single)
Across That Fine Line by Nation of Language For those who have become one Nation of Language‘s early supporters know […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Widowspeak share the relevant “Breadwinner”
The last time we heard from Brooklyn’s Widowspeak was when they released their cinematic 2017 record, Expect The Best. […]
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 […]
Belle Mare reclaim control on the dreamy “What Haven’t I Done”
Timing is everything, and this could be said for Amelia Bushell (vocals) and Thomas Servidone (guitar) in many ways. They […]
Kalbells – ‘Mothertime’ EP
On her beautifully-delicate, new EP, ‘Mothertime’, Kalmia Traver reveals her creative limits as Kalbells are boundless. In another life, […]
Zachary Cale searches for redemption by the “Riverbed”
From pop to rock to hip hop to country, music is increasingly being mechanized. Autotune, synths, mixers, and laptops are […]
Wilsen – ‘Ruiner’ (album review)
Over the course of two albums and two EPs, the Brooklyn Based trio, Wilsen, have created a captivating and stunning […]
Locate S,1 unveils the immersive “Personalia”
We usually reserve individual posts for artists and bands we’ve supported or been fans of for a long time, but […]
Favorite EPs of 2018: Holy Golden – ‘Sleepwalkers in the Milky Way’
Holy Golden have released a lot of great music this year. In February, they released the sublime LP Otherworld […]
Holy Golden – ‘Sleepwalkers in the Milky Way’ (EP review)
Following their phenomenal LP, Otherworld, Holy Golden have released an immersive, 7-track EP, Sleepwalkers in the Milky Way. For […]
Belle Mare – ‘Liars’ (EP review)
Since Belle Mare‘s birth in 2012, Amelia Bushell (vocals) and Thomas Servidone (guitar) have perfected the art of turning dream-pop […]