Los Campesinos!: Sick Scenes | A Stumbling Start to Where They Left Off
My overall impression of Sick Scenes is Los Campesinos! is attempting to start where they left off, and while it’s exciting it’s a little disappointing.
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MIEARS: Who Will Save You? | Review and Interview
“I love my keytar. It’s my comfort blanket when performing, but it’s not on the album at all!”
So began my conversation with MIEARS about her debut record.
Strand Of Oaks: Hard Love | Cathartic Rock N’ Roll For The Soul
Strand Of Oaks delivers just the right amount of emotion, psyche, and attitude to make Hard Love one of the most satisfying records of the year!
The xx: I See You | New Ideas are Good
Is I See You an accessible record that plays with pop sensibilities in ways The xx never attempted in the past? Absolutely.
Cloud Nothings: Life Without Sound | Dark Pop for Our Impending Doom
Cloud Nothings have made music that will not be forgotten. Life Without a Sound is music that can serve as a confidant for the disillusioned.
A Conversation With High Waisted At Riot Fest Chicago
Aaron Cooper has a conversation with NY's High Waisted at Riot Fest Chicago, discussing surf, parties, and gender equality in mainstream music.
Album Review: Angel Olsen – My Woman
On her latest record, Angel Olsen transcends genre labels with a compelling album that plays homage while remaining unique, writes B.G.M.'s JP Gorman
LCD Soundsystem: Sound of Silver 33 1/3 | A Frustrating Read
The unheralded problem with the 33 1/3 series of books is that one of them will probably piss...
Your Soundtrack to Spring – Phosphene’s Breaker EP
Like the season in which it's been released, Phosphene's Breaker transitions from the melancholy of darker days into the promise of a lighter spring.
The Thermals @ The Grog Shop, Cleveland Heights, OH – April 22, 2016
Whenever The Thermals played a song off The Body, the audience went nuts, dancing and singing and moving in possessed gestures...