Album Review: Mondo Cozmo Makes One Of The Best Debuts In “Plastic Soul”
Mondo Cozmo has a a way of connecting self-destruction with the, at times, overwhelming need
Reviewing how the latest album release speak to the human experience.
Mondo Cozmo has a a way of connecting self-destruction with the, at times, overwhelming need
Joywave’s Content is explores the concept of its double- meaning. On one hand, “content” is
Sometimes, you have to praise a good idea, especially when it seems so obvious. When
Nowadays, everyone is discussing what this world needs. Love? Peace? Compassion? Kindness? Yet, what about
There are certain artists that make it feel good to feel lazy. Let me explain.
Arcade Fire’s Everything Now feels like an explosion of joy occurred in my ears, and
I love Cage The Elephant’s Unpeeled. It is imaginative, raucous, and feels like a 70’s
Luke Christopher’s debut album TMRWFRVR is near perfect in encompassing the eternal problem of a
BadBadNotGood have risen to support some of the best artists of our time because they
Imagine electro-rhythms hanging from garlands that swing and wrap around you as if to both
Nobody like Lana Del Rey to make depression seem gorgeous. Us, Lana Del Rey fans,
When people think alternative pop, they presume an alteration of sound. Yet, Declan McKenna’s debut
Lafa Taylor & Aabo might as well be music consultants for Broad City. Their new
Doc Robinson is too chill, and I say that happily. Their debut album,
DWNTWN have a sonic goal: to capture time. Will they do it? Stay tune. Yeah,