Suuns are obsessed with integrating electronic and organic music, and on Felt it's often impossible to tell where one ends and the other begins. Their unique fl... Go on...
Sonny Smith’s Rod For Your Love is a straightforward, guitar-driven rock album with 60s era stylistic influence. The simplistic nature of the album differs from... Go on...
The cliffs notes review of the debut album from Erika Wennerstrom, Sweet Unknown, is that it is fine. I try and typically stay away from calling an album fine,... Go on...
If there’s one thing Nick Rattigan seems to be good at, it’s being sad. Under the moniker Current Joys, he has created a space for himself to cope since he laun... Go on...
Learning How to Swim is another one of those irresistibly teenage pop punk albums complete with hair metal name drops, nostalgic quips about house shows, and, o... Go on...
“Being alive matters quite a bit even when you feel like shit”; hearing Greta Kline (Frankie Cosmos) seamlessly croon this message over and over gently confront... Go on...
With a relatively strong following in Seattle and producer Steve Fisk (notable for working with Nirvana and Soundgarden among others) on their side, Naked Giant... Go on...
On There's a Riot Going On, their fifteenth studio album, dream-indie legends Yo La Tengo are at their most minimal and atmospheric, with over an hour of border... Go on...
The Loved Ones from Flyte is a beautiful, nostalgic alternative pop album debut, rick with British vocals and gentle acoustic and synthetic instrumentals. On th... Go on...
In today’s world, most music fans have become very familiar with the concept of the comeback album. Whether it’s a band coming out of retirement (LCD Soundsyste... Go on...
