Album Review: Sebastian Blanck Asks Life To “Convince Me” It Is Worth Living
Renowned painter and musician Sebastian Blanck releases his newest album, Convince Me; a spry, florid
Album Reviews
Reviewing how the latest album release speak to the human experience.
Album Review: Hey Violet Show You Love “From The Outside”
Sugar punk is what Hey Violet serves in their debut record, From The Outside; a
Album Review: Courts’ “Back Of The Mind” Stays In You Head
Courts is straight-up feel good. In four tracks, their new EP, Back Of The Mind,
Album Review: Fleet Foxes Show The Beauty Of Disillusion In “Crack-Up”
Beauty is hard thing to capture, which is why people dwindle it to the eye
Album Review: Trevor Sensor Deconstructs Fame In “Andy Warhol’s Dream”
Andy Warhol seems to fascinate people because he was a purveyor of “the fascinating”. He
Album Review: Joyner Lucas Makes You Want To Dial “508-507-2209” Till Its Number 1
Joyner Lucas’ new record, 508-507-2209, elaborates that Lucas can drop-kick a verse like gymnastics, but
Album Review: Vita And The Woolf Build “Tunnels” Of Sonic Perfections
Imagine walking the glittered, roped drapes of an underground nightclub. As you look at walls
Album Review: Palehound Shows “A Place I’ll Always Go” Is To Her Heart
Palehound’s A Place I’ll Always Go should really be called The Only Person You Can
Album Review: Steve Earle And The Dukes Ask ” So You Wannabe An Outlaw”
Steve Earle is a legend. When you think of classic country, you think of this
Album Review: St. MARTiinS Brings Trop-Pop Flares To Being Young
While many believe in “soul-mates” according to love, I believe there is a “soul-mate” for
Album Review: Luke Faas Show The Emotional Problem With “Apathy”
Apathy is a strange thing because, technically, it is a side-effect of feeling too much.
Album Of The Week: Portugal The Man Gives Me “Woodstock”
I find it unsurprising that so many artists are getting more political or social in
Album Review: H.E.R. Volume 2 Builds An R&B Bridge Between Love And Lust
H.E.R may hide her face for pictures, but she, certainly, cannot hide her heart. This
Album Review: Front Porch Lights Shine The Door For You To “Go On Ahead”
Sometimes, you need a little spring kick to start your summer, and Front Porch Lights
Album Review: SZA Places Listeners Under Her CTRL
How you say something could be key to how it is received. How you play