Album Reviews

The Books : Lost and Safe

Intelligent listening from acoustic-electro duo.

Hot Hot Heat : Elevator

Canadians get jinglier and janglier.

Edie Sedgwick : Her Love is Real But She is Not

A heavy dose of weird from Supersystem member turned drag queen.

M.I.A. : Arular

Further affirmation that this album is good.

Yo La Tengo : Prisoners of Love: A Smattering of Scintillating Senescent Songs 1985-2003

Indie rock’s greatest trio compiles three discs worth of classics.

Monade : A Few Steps More

Stereolab singer steps into the spotlight once again.

The Decemberists : Picaresque

An appropriate title for Portland band’s third full-length.

Various Artists : Tsunami Relief

A benefit comp with an incredible lineup. ‘Nuff said.

Daedelus : Exquisite Corpse

A bevvy of guest stars adorn LA producer’s latest.

Kaiser Chiefs : Employment

Step aside Mr. Ferdinand.

A-Frames : Black Forest

Robot-core from Seattle noise-punks.

M83 : Before the Dawn Heals Us

French artist returns with stellar second album.

John Doe : Forever Hasn’t Happened Yet

New album from a classic American songwriter