Category: Review
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Album Review: Son Little – New Magic
Son Little’s spellbinding New Magic LP illustrates his aptitude for seamlessly melding genres without sounding disjointed
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Album Review: Ariel Pink – Dedicated to Bobby Jameson
Straddling the line between sympathetic eulogizing and dramatic narcissism, Ariel Pink laments his fallen hero while keeping a close watch on his own well-being.
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Album Review: Rostam – Half-Light
With an impressive string of production credits already under his belt, Rostam Batmanglij finally steps into the spotlight on the masterful Half-Light.
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Wee Quickie: Plastic Barricades – Mechanics of Life
Zany and varied, Plastic Barricades’s debut album is a mixing pot of different sounds and ideas.
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So Far, So Good? New Xcerts Tracks Reviewed
Channelling some cheesy 90’s and pop rock vibes, the return of The Xcerts is just as massive as fans expected.
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Album Review: Dead Leaves – Vultures
Vulnerable and angry, Dead Leaves find themselves on good footing with their debut record.
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Track Review: King Krule – Dum Surfer
With his sophomore LP set to drop on October 13th, King Krule teases fans with Dum Surfer.
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Album Review: Corbin – Mourn
Approaching his new LP with a more adventurous set of pipes, Corbin reaches his best on Mourn.
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Album Review: Anna of the North – Lovers
Soaked in lush 80’s synths and electronic beats, Anna of the North’s new album Lovers offers a relaxed indie pop ride.
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Album Review: The National – Sleep Well Beast
After four years, the beast is finally awake as The National release their most avant-garde creation to date
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