Album Reviews
“l am not insane.” “Do you hear me? l am not insane!” “Relax, buddy. You’re…
Edmund Wilson wrote a collection of essays that were published in 1941, formulated and compiled…
The Atlanta punk trio blends their bratty garage rock past with a mature new songwriting approach.
Colin Stetson is a musician who basks perpetually on the melodramatic plane. The work he…
The Oakland-based one-man black metal outfit both soars and crushes on this innovative set of anthems.
Anthony Gonzalez hops aboard a time machine to the ’80s, where Billy Joel discovers shoegaze.
The Scottish post-rock heroes offer a dark and somber complement to a film about the WWII bombings in Japan.
The UK metal outfit makes a massive debut with this self-titled, six-track set of eclectic, shape-shifting epic beasts.
The country singer/songwriter teams up with the Dap-King horns on this soulful, earnest set.
The Portland doom metal band returns after more than a decade with a colossal set of sludgy epics.
The New York lo-fi indie rock outfit deepens their mystique while growing even stronger as songwriters.
Harvey continues down a politically driven path with her soulful and challenging new set of songs.
The Vancouver heavy rock outfit fully embraces prog-synth while maintaining their big riffs.
The Sacramento alt-metal pioneers continue to explore new ground on their eighth album.
The synth-laden psychedelic indie act are ambitious on their fourth album, but wildly unfocused.
The Brooklyn post-punk outfit delivers a powerful full-length that’s as haunting as it is thunderous.
Root for the R&B revivalist, but recognize his third album is a step backward
Singer/songwriter Greta Kline makes a major step forward with another set of short, snappy and emotionally complex tunes.
The Massachusetts band makes a complicated indie rock sound of slow and stark elements.
The Austin, Texas post-rock outfit shifts away from dramatic crescendos in favor of ambient beauty.