You don’t want to play this at a party, but if you’re feeling low to baseline and have time to spare, Father John MIsty's I Love You, Honeybear is the jam.
Bob Dylan's Shadows In The Night doesn't demand your attention and maybe it’s not for everyone, but those that like it will like it a lot. I sure did.
Hyperview exhibits a change of pace and direction that works rather well. Title Fight may have changed route, but they haven’t lost anything along the way.
Vulnicura is an album that will be remembered for its uncompromising artistry and confronts us with the raw emotions that Björk dealt with while writing it
In a way, it’s too bad: until Super Critical, I wasn’t aware The Ting Tings were still around. Now, I just wonder if they've overstayed their welcome.
On Chapter and Verse, Funeral For a Friend have shown that even seven albums into a career you can still be a relevant band in an ever changing rock genre.