The Prodigy – No Tourists
How many bands from 1990, especially big beat electro rave ones, are capable of putting out a divisive record in 2018?
Los Angeles Police Department – Eponymous Record
I’m curious. Has Ryan Pollie had any feedback from the actual Los Angeles Police Department? A few years ago, Pitchfork reviewed their
Vagabon – Infinite Worlds
We first heard the song “Sharks” courtesy of Brooklyn Magazine in 2016. Watch the video. I think you’ll understand why we
Overnight Low Releasing Piccadilly
Portland, Maine’s An Overnight Low has a new record coming out in November. Chad Walls, the band’s songwriter, envisioned a
Euston – An Overnight Low
Euston is the first in a three-part series of albums from Maine’s An Overnight Low, each release to be named
Beck – Morning Phase
By the own artist’s admission, Morning Phase is very much a ‘companion piece’ to Beck’s stirring 2002 LP Sea Change.
The War On Drugs – Lost In The Dream
Adam Granduciel and his bandmates haven’t just hit a home run with Lost In The Dream, they’ve undoubtedly released one
White Lung – Deep Fantasy
Vancouver’s White Lung are back with their third release, Deep Fantasy, a ferocious and frenetic punk rock race that effectively
St. Vincent – St. Vincent
On a roll from two previous albums that already garnered rave reviews (2011’s Strange Mercy and her 2012 collaboration with
Regina Spektor – What We Saw From The Cheap Seats
I’ve always thought that those detractors quick to dismiss Regina Spektor’s career with words like ‘quirky’, ‘oddball’ or ‘sentimental’ were