Record Review: Green Elder – Offering
For fans of traditional, bare-bones neofolk, Green Elder’s Offering is a great addition to an already admirable catalogue of releases.
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Album Review: Shlohmo – Dark Red
Shlohmo wanted for Dark Red to be his loudest release yet, and in that he succeeded. However, Dark Red remains welcoming through his attention to detail.
The Beatles Final Act: Ringo Starr – Postcards from Paradise / Paul McCartney – New
A reflection on the remaining Beatles' Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney latest solo efforts, and what the albums say about their respective work ethics.
Album Review: Sicko Mobb – Super Saiyan Vol. 2
Sicko Mobb's Super Saiyan Vol. 2 is a worthy successor to the tape the heralded in the bop movement, and shows promise for their upcoming major label debut.
Interview with Marriages
Isaac catches up with Marriages' drummer Andrew Clinco to talk about the creation of the bands new album Salome, mythology, and Silence of the Lambs.
Adopt These Albums: Keaton Henson – Birthdays / Romantic Works
Josh Peters revisits Birthdays and Romantic Works, and reflects on the healing properties of Keaton Henson's intensely melancholic music.
Album Review: Nils Frahm – Solo
Nils Frahm’s musicianship is ever-present on Solo, proving that the term “composer” is a more accurate descriptor of his writing style and incredible output
Album Review: Waxahatchee – Ivy Tripp
With Ivy Tripp, Waxahatchee steps out of the boxes someone else might make for them and their art to produce real beauty, and not just the feminine kind.
The Best Albums of Winter 2015
Mickey lists out the Best Albums of Winter for 2015. His picks include, Kendrick Lamar, Panda Bear, Zs, Earl Sweatshirt, Sufjan Stevens, and Björk.
Album Review: Courtney Barnett – Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit
Do yourself and the world of music a favor; buy I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit and help push Courtney Barnett up the music charts. 5 out of 5!