Tag: Sean Hannah
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An Interview With…Cults
In the midst of their first tour in three years, Cults’ Madeline Follin and Brian Oblivion opine on their ever-changing artistry, switching record labels, and the internet music landscape.
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Best Tracks Of The Week (Oct 30th – Nov 5th)
We might be late into 2017 but we certainly aren’t lacking in quality tunes: here’s Sean, Ethan, Oli and Liam to pick out this week’s offering.
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Best Tracks Of The Week (9-15/10/17)
What tracks impressed us most this week? King Krule and more appear on our definitive post.
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Album Review: Masseduction by St. Vincent
The guitar work is dialed back, but St. Vincent remains at her top lyrical form on Masseduction.
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Killer Finales: Albums That Finish With Their Strongest Tracks
They might say start as you mean to go on but if you’re gonna go out, go out with a bang! The team counts down the albums that leave an imprint with their final tune.
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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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Five Essential Steely Dan Solos by Walter Becker
Following the death of Steely Dan co-founder Walter Becker, Sean Hannah ranks five of the guitarist’s most fundamental solos.
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Album Review: The War on Drugs – A Deeper Understanding
Back with their fourth full-length release, A Deeper Understanding by The War on Drugs is fully realised, deeply personal and shows a more mature approach.
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Track Review: Car Seat Headrest – War Is Coming (If You Want It) [March Mix]
![Track Review: Car Seat Headrest – War Is Coming (If You Want It) [March Mix]](https://transistor.blog/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/car-seat-headrest.jpg?w=700)
Part of Bandcamp’s fundraiser for the Transgender Law Center, Car Seat Headrest’s alternate mix of their upcoming track is as insightful as it is powerful.
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