Album Reviews
The debut solo album by Anohni finds her taking on U.S. imperialism with an album that’s like an electropop 1984.
Back in 2010 when Kvelertak released their self-titled debut, the Norwegian hardcore/metal outfit didn’t make…
It must have been nerve-wracking for Drake to see arguably the biggest musician—scratch that—biggest star…
The beaches of North Carolina might not seem like the most obvious breeding ground for…
It’s fitting that Guided by Voices and Wire would wind up with parallel release dates.…
Brian Eno’s ambient music, and the more restrained of his solo rock albums like Another Green…
If your first experience with White Lung was hearing “Below,” the shimmering new single from…
Based on the company they keep and the influences they cite, A Dead Forest Index…
Punk always had a way with rhythm. From The Ramones to punk’s many offshoots, an…
Buy at iTunes The 1984 release of Egyptian Lover‘s “I Cry (Night After Night)” represented…
The first single from Andy Stott‘s Too Many Voices is titled “Butterflies,” which on first…
Buy at iTunes For those who paid attention to 2014’s If Anything, the debut from…
Buy at iTunes One of the major fallacies about hip-hop believed by those who don’t…
We live and we die and we’re born again. In effect, we’re constantly re-living the…
The Los Angeles industrial duo adds more nuance and sexy groove to their aggressive industrial.