New Jams: Tim Korenich – Change of Pace
Change of Pace is a six song EP that is full of excellent ideas, sounds, and moods with Tim Korenich showing a ton of promise as a solo artist.
2014
2014
Album Review: Esben and the Witch – A New Nature
A New Nature is the finely-honed third release from Brighton-based trio Esben and the Witch and it is creepy, gorgeous and atmospheric all at once.
Album Review: Perfume Genius – Too Bright
Too Bright no crossover album, nor his lyrics anymore challenging than his previous work, but it finds Perfume Genius hitting a brilliant creative stride.
Album Review: Alt-J – This Is All Yours
This Is All Yours is a textured, evocative, beautiful celebration, and reminds us that Alt-J is anything but boring.
Album Review: Lights – Little Machines
Lights new album Little Machines is her best work. It isn't mainstream pop for mainstream pop's sake, it's much more expansive than that.
As I Lay Dying – Is the music of AILD dead in the wake of the Tim Lambesis story?
In the wake of Tim Lambesis' murder for hire arrest, Jeremy Erickson explores where the music of As I Lay Dying and makes a case as to why it is still something the true metal fan should be listening to.
Album Review: U2 – Songs of Innocence
Lost in the debate over how U2 released Songs of Innocence is if it's any good. It's not a return to form, but Mark Milner says it's a welcome return for U2
Bestival: A Festival Recap
Bestival 2014 has ensured that its attendees will be entering the final stretch of the year with a little warmth to keep the cold winter months bearable.
Album Review: The Kooks – Listen
The Kooks are back with their newest album Listen, which mixes in influences from neo-soul, reggae, and ska just to name a few.
Album Review: This Will Destroy You – Another Language
This Will Destroy You's Another Language is music with no words that lets you write your own story, according to your mood and what the sound inspire in you