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9 ilary Woods debut album is a masterpiece in every sense of the word. Delicate and fascinatingly fragmented, rich wi…

8 hat do you do when your band dies a slow death? For an artist, it’s a painful experience; almost like ending a rela…

8 he intelligence of Tillman is coming through too often to be overlooked or dismissed at this point – especially in …

7 ancouver, BC… Nardwuar told us multiple times of how good it can get. On their third full-length, Baptists keep del…

9 harging straight out of the gates (sorry) with a riff that could easily have been taken from Slaughter of the Soul,…

8 ver felt a connection to a group or a song so intense and totally on-sided that it challenged and confounded all lo…

8 ourtney Barnett’s sophomore album is filled with this sort of inconspicuous nature. The unpacking of its true natur…

8 want to love this album. Fuck me with a flanged mace and call me Susan — I really want to love this album. 2015’s U…

8 ïsha Devi’s sonic endeavors can be extremely overwhelming for the listener. On her sophomore album, the artist who …

9 oly Shit! Sacramento, California based doom band Chrch have just changed the normal perceptions of what Doom Metal …

8 represents a rejuvenation of Beach House’s sound, but is also the duo’s richest and most organic effort ever. Inspi…

9 here do I start here? Ihsahn has always been more than just a Metal musician. While he is responsible for some ston…

9 andi Rose Plunkett is known for her formidable songwriting and has worked with a bunch of great musicians. She star…

9 pringtime and Blind is Fiddlehead’s debut album, a clash between their loud post-hardcore with pinches of 90s indie…

7 iz Harris’ previous album was recorded in Portugal, during an artistic residence in Aljezur curated by Galeria Zé d…