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Album Reviews
Four Alt-Folk Artists You Should Be Listening to in 2017
Four Alt-Folk Artists You Should Be Listening to in 2017, since that genre is exploding! Featuring: Phoebe Bridgers, Tomberlin, Gordi, and Overcoats.
Analyzing XXXTentacion’s 17
We are all chasing something in the end, wanting someone or just in search of more, often times we have to reflect as deeply as XXXTentacio has in 17.
Lana Del Rey: Lust for Life | Why Did I Go and Ruin All of Her Fucking Peaches
And on “Cherry”, I ruin all of her fucking peaches? Like the worthless shit I am? Then Lana Del Rey's Lust for Life ends like waking up from a nightmare.
Julia Weldon: Comatose Hope | The Importance of Hope
Comatose Hope is both an affirmation of the power of hope and a testament to the growing talents of Julia Weldon. And I believe.
The National: Sleep Well Beast | A Dense Look at The Human Condition
At some point during Sleep Well Beast, I realized that maybe The National really are the American Radiohead, and maybe this is their Kid A.
Liars: TFCF | A Sort of Mental Haunting
Liars latest album, TFCF is the sound of a house that is haunted not by ghosts but by unhealthy thoughts -- a sort of mental haunting.
Vince Staples: Big Fish Theory | I Don’t Know Him
Vince Staples "Big Fish Theory" is a monumentally important album, writes B.G.M.'s Tatiana Maria, and one speaking of (and to) a very specific viewpoint.
Bleachers: Gone Now | Geeks inherited the world
Bleachers' Gone Now will turn into a cult classic, a secret for people to discover on their own, which is the best-case scenario for this type of record.
Ozark And Its Clever Use Of Soundtrack
Netflix's Ozark deserves praise for fully encompassing the notion of a well used soundtrack to fully immerse the viewer in many of its key scenes.