The lines between songwriting, lyricism, and composition often get blurred by the undiscerning ears of a modern audience. Where the popular songs of today, eve... Go on...
Andy Shauf’s Neon Skyline is a profoundly interesting concept album that sounds like it shouldn’t work. It’s an album following the events of running into an e... Go on...
I Was Born Swimming is the debut album from Ella O'Connor Williams, also known as Squirrel Flower. However, this is no typical indie rock record; it's poetic, ... Go on...
On their latest album, Destroyer, fronted by Dan Bejar, doesn't skimp on their usual idiosyncratic vocals and stream-of-thought lyricism. The expected synths a... Go on...
A Wave of Golden Things is multi-instrumentalist Mike Savino’s fourth album. Savino goes by the pseudonym “Tall Tall Trees” and this album, yet again, showcase... Go on...
Trophy is the debut album from Kate Davis, a former jazz prodigy who found a new sound with indie rock. The lyricshighlight Davis's ability to encapsulate all ... Go on...
Seattle garage rockers and emo-poppers begin 2020 with a desperate heart-on-your-sleeve sophomore release. Floral Tattoo, led by co-songwriters Alex Anderson a... Go on...
Likewise, Frances Quinlan of Hop Along’s first solo album is wrought with parallels between living in a childish world and the harsh reality of evolution as an... Go on...
Good Luck Everybody sees a band that has long expressed ideological ideals and lamented personal traumas moving towards a much more political direction. Good L... Go on...
Life can be thought about as a compilation of all the experiences that one has faced during their time worth living. The thrill seekers of the world look to ma... Go on...
