Album Reviews
Singer/songwriter balances progression with continuity on strong new set of songs.
After some promising EPs, the UK noise rock outfit retreats into too-safe territory.
Swearin and PS Eliot songwriter delivers a relatable, inspiring solo debut.
“Unpremeditated music is the true gauge which measures the current of our thoughts; the very…
The Psych wizards ease into a too-familiar comfort zone on album number 14.
The California indie rock outfit grows up and turns up on their second album.
The UK trio embrace pop in a big way on their standout third album.
Troubled times inform the new full-length from the Canadian synth-pop group.
NYC black metal troupe find more space, melody, experimentation on fourth album.
The band’s first three songs in 20 years are as strong as they’ve ever sounded.
New York industrial duo provide a stunning dystopian soundtrack of nihilism.
The California black metal band don’t reinvent the genre so much as deconstruct it.