Album Review: Hajk Prove “Drama” Is Very Serene
Hajk’s new record, Drama, is beautifully welcomed. When we think of emotional drama, it appears
Album Reviews
Reviewing how the latest album release speak to the human experience.
Album Review: Emily King Takes You Through The “Scenery” of Love
Emily King’s Scenery is an affirmation that she is a talent to behold. The record
Album Review: Thyla Asks “What’s On Your Mind?”
“All of the songs on our debut, in some way, talk about the ills of
Album Review: Unfortunately, Terror Jr. Is So Fortunately Good
Unfortunately, Terror Jr. is ANYTHING BUT! With EPs under their belt that were, literally, called
Album Review: Julia Michaels Sings Her Inner Monologue
Music is the opportunity to hear the same call for love and human compassion in
Album Review: Dawn Is Bringing A “new breed” of Electro R&B
Dawn’s New Breed IS EVERYTHING! This album will ignite an avant-garde twerk-fest. On one hand,
Album Review: Ella Vos Asks You To Watch And Wait
Watch And Wait can be taken as a double entendra. On one hand, it seems
Album Review: Neyla Pekarek Becomes “Rattlesnake” Kate
I am a SUPPORTER OF NEYLA PEKAREK! Her concert for Rattlesnake felt like theatricality compartmentalized
Album Review: Buke And Gase Are Experimental “Scholars”
Buke And Gase’s new album, Scholars, is like an unconventional concerto; as if someone through
Album Review: Frances Cone Dawn In Late Riser
A good harmony never fails to make you feel surrounded by magic, and Frances Cone
Album Review: Dahlia Sleeps Awaken In “Love, Lost”
Dahlia Sleeps’s new record, Love, Lost, feels like you are, sonically, making love. It redefines
Album Review: Dodie Is So Human
Dodie holds her heart with two hands; cupping her emotions as if they were a
Album Review: Maggie Rogers “Heard It In A Past Life”
Maggie Rogers sounds magical. No, its not that you hear literal spells being cast in
Album Review: Alice Merton Is Passing You “Mint”
What is so exciting about Alice Merton’s debut LP, Mint, is that she truly is
Album Review: Tallies Self-Tilted Debut Socializes Love
Listening to Tallies’ self-titled debut was like listening to The Smiths do a shoegaze pop-rock