Album Review: Hilary Duff – Breathe In. Breathe Out.
For what it's worth Arron enjoyed Hilary Duff's Breathe In. Breathe Out. much more than Taylor Swift's 1989, but that's not saying much.
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Album Review: Beach House – Depression Cherry
Beach House, have made precisely the type of record in Depression Cherry that Beach House would make at this point in their career and that's okay.
Album Review: Locrian – Infinite Dissolution
Infinite Dissolution tries to incorporate new elements within the Locrian’s barriers and is thematically loyal to the sense of destruction, but fails.
Adopt This Album: Weakwick – For Show
Weakwick's For Show is a nauseating whirlwind of precipitous guitar and drum work that at times sounds like a rusty carnival ride that shouldn't be riden.
Album Review: Leon Bridges – Coming Home
On Coming Home, Leon Bridges certainly joins the class of modern artists who were inspired by sounds of the past, yet were able to mix their own flavor.
Album Review: Bullet For My Valentine – Venom
There really isn't much else to cover here. It's not that Bullet For My Valentine's Venom is terrible, it's just so paint-by-numbers, it's beyond boring.
Record Review: FKA Twigs – M3LL155X
FKA Twigs' M3LL155X is remarkable for the amount it manages to pack into its five tracks and also because it is a more direct tirade against societal norms.
Album Review: Toupée – Leg Toucher
Toupée's Leg Toucher is an era defying enigma that drags you through the Goth Punk/noise wave of the 80’s & then through the 90’s era of Punk and Post Punk.
Album Review: Dr. Dre – Compton
If Compton is a send-off, it's a fitting one. Dr. Dre may have not fixed the world, but he leaves the game with his city rich in musical lineage.
Album Review: Venetian Snares – Your Face
The songs on Venetian Snares' Your Face largely concern themselves with spanning the width of IDM influence and creating a new identifiable whole.