Benjamin Jaffe’s Oh, Wild Ocean Of Love is a sweet, Western infused romance. You feel like you have walked into an old town filled with…
Arctic Monkeys’s Tranquility Base: Hotel + Casino is like a day trip to the moon. It lands in an all-inclusive resort, where lead singer Alex…
Snazzy, snappy, and altogether sassy, you cannot deny that Marian Hill have found the perfect marriage between jazz and pop, and, with their newest record,…
Rachael Sage’s Myopia may be named after “near-sightedness”, but the singer-songwriters is not referring to how your eyes see but how your soul does. Tackling…
Meric Long created Fan as an indie project of observance. His debut, Barton’s Den, was made across sessions in various times and places: two weeks spent…
Skating Polly’s The Make It All Show LP is another step for the Oklahoma trio. Known for their sweet and sour nature, they are proving…
Middle Kids’ debut, Lost Kids, is gorgeous, and plays like your radio is stitching static from every genre to send you messages from beyond. The…
Mat Kearney’s CRAZYTALK is sonically seductive by highlighting the “hidden” power of intimacy. When we think of a lover’s closeness, we, immediately, think of lust.…
My favorite quality of RF Shannon’s Trickster Blues is that is sounds so tired. Let me explain. There are moments when we feel so exhausted…
How do you combat distraction? Maybe, with another distraction? Palace Winter’s Nowadays is an album dealing with the human condition, mortality, and the challenges of…
Music is reflective. The artist you pick says something about what you are feeling and what you are needing. The foreboding, sophisticatedly dreary sounds of…
It is befitting that the trio, known as Vexxed, met at Hebrew School because often it is our religious upbringing, which makes us feel lifted,…
If Kali Uchis and The Shangri-Las went through time to meet each other and form an indie super-pop group, it would be Varsity. Their newest…
If you ask the genre of Twin Shadow, a.k.a George Lewis Jr, he will say “Listen”. After listening to his newest record, Caer, I understand…
Says lead singer Sadie Dupuis, “Social politics and protest have been a part of our music from day one, and I didn’t want to stop…