Album Review: Nils Frahm – Solo
Nils Frahm’s musicianship is ever-present on Solo, proving that the term “composer” is a more accurate descriptor of his writing style and incredible output
Album Reviews
Album Review: Waxahatchee – Ivy Tripp
With Ivy Tripp, Waxahatchee steps out of the boxes someone else might make for them and their art to produce real beauty, and not just the feminine kind.
Album Review: Courtney Barnett – Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit
Do yourself and the world of music a favor; buy I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit and help push Courtney Barnett up the music charts. 5 out of 5!
Album Review: Enter Shikari – The Mindsweep
Though there is the occasional stand out track, Josh Peters believes the new Enter Shikari album, The Mindsweep, falls short of their earlier material.
Record Review: Pines – The Field Journal EP
Josh suffers a case of mistaken band identity with Pines' The Field Journal and wanders into the world of qualuades, Sci-fi, and Harrison Ford.
Album Review: Toro y Moi – What For?
Toro y Moi's foray into psych rock on his latest album What For? may seem unexpected at first, but it makes sense once you connect all the dots.
March Radness: New Releases from Lady Lamb, Lower Dens, and Annalibera
Kelsey celebrates three amazing releases by three amazing female musicians Lady Lamb, Lower Dens, and Annalibera who have all put out great albums in March.
Album Review: Godspeed You! Black Emperor – ‘Asunder, Sweet and Other Distress’
Crowned and glorified, 'Asunder, Sweet and Distress' shows where Godspeed You! Black Emperor has been, they'll only be ascending to greater heights.
Album Review: Big Data – 2.0
Aaron Cooper doesn't think 2.0 is as important or intelligent of an album as Big Data a.k.a. Alan Wilkis wants you to believe it is, but it's fun for now.
Album Review: Alien Ant Farm – Always and Forever
Steve Wheeler thinks that Alien Ant Farm's new album Always and Forever is like a horrible nu-metal nightmare come true, unfortunately its is real...