Album Review: Björk – Vulnicura
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
Album Reviews
Album Review: Joey Bada$$ – B4.DA.$$
B4.DA.$$ positions Joey Bada$$ as capable and honest. The beats are solid and his flow is legit. The future is bright for Joey Bada$$.
Album Review: The Ting Tings – Super Critical
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.
Album Review: Funeral For a Friend – Chapter And Verse
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.
Album Review: Dengue Fever – The Deepest Lake
Dengue Fever's latest album The Deepest Lake is a wild, addicting mix of 60s pop, Cambodian rock and deep grooves. M. Milner reviews.
Album Review: Belle and Sebastian – Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance
Belle and Sebastian's new LP, Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance, is like a party that just doesn't end, and JP explains why that may not be the greatest thing.
Doomsday Student Interview and Review of A Walk Through Hysteria Park
Brandon talks with the amazing noise-wave band Doomsday Student about American Gladiators, crazy sound guys and their new album A Walk Through Hysteria Park
Album Review: Rae Sremmurd – SremmLife
The production on Rae Sremmurd's Sremmlife is killer! Hooks for days.. Can the Mississippi based duo live up to the rest of the record? Mickey explains his view here.
Album Review: The Decemberists – What a Terrible World, What a Beautiful World
What a Terrible World, What a Beautiful World is the Decemberists’ answer to what they’ve been and what they’re supposed to continue to be and mean.
Album Review: Cloakroom – Further Out
Like Cloakroom's previous release, Further Out may take a little getting used to but once you do the rest is history. This band truly is amazing.