ALBUM REVIEWS Archives | Page 9 of 48

8 I don’t want to write about these same things anymore,” she says. “I need some new sources of inspiration. And I do…

8 he Ocean Collective is hell-bent on its mission to educate us all, from changes to our planet across hundreds of mi…

8 RSQ (pronounced seer-skew) is the solo project of Kennedy Ashlyn (vocalist/keyboardist of Them Are Us Too) and the …

8 ari Jahnsen – aka Farao – brings on her latest release the perfect combination of minimalist pop with R…

9 hen they released End Position, back in 2016, Street Sects established themselves as one of the most interesting an…

8 apanese collective or commune if you prefer, that combines their various influences, from krautrock and experimenta…

9 fter eight years of hiatus and some line-up changes underground noise-rock antiheroes Daughters are back with an un…

9 ome artists stand out for their audaciousness and attitude, and HALEY is definitely one of them. You have may known…

7 f there’s one thing that can truly hamper stoner and sludge bands, it’s the difficulty in delivering fuzzed-out gro…

8 entimental is Value Void’s pummeling to the heart of youthful reflectance and city doldrums. Solemn is the heart of…

8 ecorded in about a week, abysskiss, the second studio effort by Adrianne Lenker outside of Big Thief, is a marvelou…

7 he new studio effort from Cleveland quartet Cloud Nothings is a bit different from their 2017’s album Life Without …

8 he man-machine cacophony of Tristan Shone was once an intriguing side-show attraction, a crushing amalgamation of s…

8 he grandmaster of sonic manipulation is back with Konoyo, and right off the bat we can see that his brand of peacef…

9 fter Dies and Swallow B/W Sweet, Gouge Away has signed with Deathwish Inc. and recorded their new album Burnt Sugar…