Album Review: Corey Gulkin Remembers All The Things I’ll Forget
Corey Gulkin has created an album that feel like a Where The Wild Things Are
Album Reviews
Reviewing how the latest album release speak to the human experience.
Album Review: David Myles Finds Classic Love In Real Love
I always feel hesitant when people “miss” the past. I know the present isn’t “too
Album Review: Nadine Create A Modern Pop Fantasy, “Oh My”
Nadine’s Oh My is a modern pop fantasy. You simply feel pulled as Nadia Hulett
Album Review: Django Django Rocket Through Marble Skies
Django Django ’s new album, Marble Skies, feels like you have decided to take a
Album Review: Inara George’ Dearest Everybody Is Truly For Everyone
Grief, nostalgia, and the overall feeling that your present life is not your greatest life
Album Review: Tune Yards Sing “I can feel you creep into my private life”
There are certain albums you hear that make you say, “Okay, I got to go
Album Review: Moon Taxi Heals Hearts On “Let The Record Play”
Moon Taxi have truly embodied the title of their new album, Let The Record Play,
Album Review: Fall Out Boy Go EDM/Trap For “Mania”
For Mania, Fall Out Boy have matched their core sound and infused it with EDM
Album Review: Bahamas’ Earthtones Scorches With Emotions
For years, Bahamas has trained his ear to create melodies that are stripped down in
Album Review: The Shins Go For The Worm’s Heart
When The Shins’ James Mercer wrote, produced, and recorded Heartworms, he had this desire for
Album Review: First Aid Kit Leave Me Empowered In “Ruins”
First Aid Kit won my heart at their Town Hall NYC show. The Swedish sisters
Artist Close Up: Kailee Morgue Electrifies Dark Pop In Medusa
From the beginning of Kailee Morgue’s EP, Medusa, you are stone frozen by its epic
Album Review: Camila Cabello’s Debut Makes You Love Camila
Frankly, I went into Camila Cabello’s debut, Camila, expecting “full bops”, and it delivered. “In
Album Review: Shame Give You “Songs of Praise”
Can you embody shame? Do you want to? It is no secret that music is
Album Review: Noah Kahan’s “Hurt Somebody” Explores The Pain of Life
At twenty years old, it is no surprise that Noah Kahan sings to finding himself.