Album Review: Tomberlin Is All of Us “At Weddings”
Weddings are such a weird thing to attend. On one hand, they are exciting and
Album Reviews
Reviewing how the latest album release speak to the human experience.
Album Review: Liz Cooper & The Stampede Show We Are All Window Flowers
When an artist describes their album as “Window Flowers is a collection of music that
Album Review: Neil Frances Are Nostalgic In Took A While
Nostalgia should be a genre in music. There are some artists that really do summon
Album Review: lovelytheband Are Happily Sad In “Finding It Hard To Smile”
I like lovelytheband’s debut! For being a record tilted Finding It Hard To Smile, you
Album Review: Spooky Cool Confront Desire With Every Thing Ever
It is has always been said that money is the root of all evil, but
Album Review: Houndmouth Introduce Their “Golden Age”
You ever hear an album, and your immediate reaction is, “Ooooooo, I like this!” That
Album Review: Santigold Brings You A Summer In Dancehall
I swear that Santigold summoned her inner Sister Nancy for I Don’t Want: The Gold
Album Review: Bryant Myers Debuts In “La Oscuridad”
Bryant Myers has not had an easy life, but this past year can be divided
Album Review: G Herbo And Southside “Swervo” Your Nightlife
I had the pleasure of listening to Swervo at a party setting, which is exactly
Album Review: Phantastic Ferniture Don’t Overthink Their Self-Titled Debut
Before I begin my review of Phantastic Ferniture’s self-titled debut, I begin with an origin
Album Review: Meg Myers Transcends To “Take Me To The Disco”
Desire defines humanity, and Meg Myers’ Take Me To The Disco appeals to the darkness
Album Review: Luluc’s Sculptor Chisels Your Marbled Heart
Every track on Sculptor chisels off a piece of your heart and that feels hardened.
Album Review: For Wet, A Heart Can Always “Still Run”
Wet’s indie-pop/ R&B runs through love as if it is in a cove; blissfully swimming
Album Review: Years & Years Put Some “Palo Santo” On Your Love Life
If you did not know, Palo Santo is a huge part of the Latino Community.
Album Review: Bodega Debut An “Endless Scroll” of Punk Goodness
Bodega are true to their name. They treat genres like they are a row of