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 Reviews
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...
Album Review: Father – Who’s Gonna Get Fucked First?
Father isn't simply just doing it for the Vine amidst Who's Gonna Get Fucked First?'s sea of references to the Internet, girls, and television.
Album Review: Steven Wilson – Hand. Cannot. Erase.
Steven Wilson's latest album Hand. Cannot. Erase. is like black licorice: it’s not for everyone, but those who've acquired the taste will like it a lot.
Album Review: Rectal Hygienics – Ultimate Purity
Rectal Hygienics' Ultimate Purity is an impressive display of nihilistic noise rock and Brandon Perras thinks it might cure your Robocop scabies,
Album Review: Marika Hackman – We Slept At Last
The Aural Premonition invites you to spend a night with Marika Hackman and her latest album We Slept At Last so you can get to know her (music) better,
Album Review: Twin Shadow – Eclipse
With Twin Shadow's third album, Eclipse, George Lewis, Jr. resoundingly delivers a fully formed version of an artist’s aesthetic vision.
Album Review: Tobias Jesso Jr. – Goon
Tobias Jesso Jr gives the classic piano man a modern update on his debut Goon, and Tom Vickress applauds its masterful, minimal songwriting.