If there’s one thing that the state of New Jersey is good for, it’s producing angry boys. New Jersey’s most recent angry boy, Titus Andronicus, has created quit... Go on...
Lyrically, Charlotte Day Wilson’s sophomore EP Stone Woman is draped in self-doubt, heartbreak, and hopelessness. Instrumentally, it varies between soulful pang... Go on...
On Akinetic, the latest endeavor of Chicago singer-songwriter project In Tall Buildings, various stylings of stripped-down indie and art rock are blended into a... Go on...
S/T is a big album. Well, it’s about medium length, at just over 45 minutes, and, actually, it has a rather short track listing (just seven tracks, all with one... Go on...
Hurry, an indie-pop trio from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, strays from their noisy, distorted sound of previous records for a cleaner, more melodic record in Eve... Go on...
Anna McClellan, a young Nebraskan native, doesn’t entertain formulating song structures or wrangling in the free quaver in her voice. Lyrics spill out into tink... Go on...
The “sad girl making bedroom pop” trope is something Sophie Allison is no longer confining herself to. And while, yes, Soccer Mommy’s previous release... Go on...
Recently, rock music has been in quite the slump; there’s been a distinct lack of new ideas and energy being brought into the genre. In the midst of this downw... Go on...
What a Time to be Alive strikes a great balance between punk and pop and, while leaning heavily on political lyrics and driving punk guitars, maintains a fun an... Go on...
On Room Inside the World, Ought offer a fresh take on their unique brand of post-punk. From the very beginning, this album caught me off guard; I was not ... Go on...
