Featured Album Review: Seeker Lover Keeper – Wild Seeds
Wild Seeds is Seeker Lover Keeper's second album and it passes the musician litmus test of successful sophomore albums. This album is a rustic and charmin... Go on...
Featured Album Review: Shana Falana – Darkest Light
In Shana Falana's debut record Darkest Light, she demonstrates that she is embracing the later years of her career and featuring her ability to use her experti... Go on...
Featured Album Review: Hana Vu – Nicole Kidman/Anne Hathaway
Teen indie dream girl, Hana Vu, released her second EP Nicole Kidman/Anne Hathaway at a much needed time. In this chilly October weather th... Go on...
Featured Album Review: Negativland – True False
When True False begins, it's normal to be somewhat confused. The plunderphonics style is not in step with genre titans like The Avalanches. It is not melodic a... Go on...
Featured Album Review: Battles – Juice B Crypts
I love math rock so I was already excited! Truly a joy to listen to. The entire 40:39 had passed, and I just allowed the album to loop to the first track a... Go on...
Featured Album Review: Konradsen – Saints and Sebastian Stories
Nights are longer, leaves dying upon their branches at the acceptance of cold air, and an unexplainable feeling of nostalgia mixed with melancholy enters the s... Go on...
Featured Album Review: Big Thief – Two Hands
On their second album of the year, indie folk band Big Thief brings all that there is to love about them to the table. Where their previous album, U.F.O.F., wa... Go on...
Featured Album Review: Black Marble – Bigger Than Life
With Bigger Than Life, Black Marble has come through with a true ode to synth-pop. The sound hearkens back to hallmarks of the genre such as New Order, but sti... Go on...
Featured Album Review: Common Holly – When I Say to You Black Lightning
Common Holly is Brigitte Naggar, and she's got a question for you. In an interview with The Fader, Naggar asks, "When I say to you 'Black Lightning', what do y... Go on...
Featured Album Review: Lisa Prank – Perfect Love Song
American pop-punk band Lisa Prank is Robin Edwards, an electric guitar, and a drum machine. On my first listen, nothing on this album grabbed me; however, Edwa... Go on...