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8 It’s been nearly three years since the London-based trio of Elena Tonra, Igor Haefeli and Remi Aguilella who go by …

8 Though previous circumstances may dampen the celebrations somewhat, Purple is arguably the introduction of Baroness…

5 he bassist of the indie pop outfit Warpaint delivers one of the most relaxed albums of 2015, with her debut right o…

5 onastic Living is a mysterious animal and a sucker punch of a listen. Far from the skillful, unkempt thrills of its…

8 hree extremely tight friends, their chemistry is a rare thing that results in their composition, in them putting to…

7 Every Open Eye is the second album by the synthpop Glasgow trio Chvrches. They kind of surprised everyone with thei…

8 There’s more than meets the eye with Lana Del Rey’s 4th album. The soft and feebler sounds that assume the backgrou…

8 It’s with the haunting, beautiful, dramatic, and phantasmagoric-like voice of Marissa Nadler that Wrekmeister Harmo…

7 Return to the Moon manages to be playful and inject an emotional depth that has characterized Matt Berninger’s care…

7 “Have I lived too long? Why does my head hurt?” asks Nathan Williams in the opening track of V. Wavves’ fifth studi…

8 In art, a pentimento is an alteration in a painting, evidence that the artist has changed his or her mind during th…

9 Let’s face the facts: straightforward rock n’ roll is fucking boring nowadays, everything sounds the same and copyc…

8 In 2010 a jazz band released their fifth album, Blackjazz. From the more “conventional” jazz to a mixture between j…

8 Early this year, Baltimore’s Wildhoney released their really great debut album, Sleep Through It, and it was hard n…

9 Some might say that punk rock doesn’t need a saviour, some might say that the whole grunge scene is a thing again. …