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Papercuts ‘Parallel Universe Blues’ is More Than Melodically Refreshing
Sometimes a papercut can feel good.
Music Review: Smoking Popes ‘Into the Agony’
The Popes keep smoking, 20 years on.
Album Review: Globelamp’s ‘Romantic Cancer’ Struggles to Express Its Message
An emotional album for La Fey…but what’s missing?
Album Review: ‘Arrive Without Leaving’ Is Both Unconventional and Euphoric
Entering unexplored and unsettled territory.
Album Review: ‘7’ by David Guetta Is an Energy Mix for Everyone
What the megastar has in store for us on his new release.
‘Twisted Crystal’: All That Glitters Ain’t Gold for Guerilla Toss
If the B52’s stumbled through a time machine…
Review: 6Lack’s ‘East Atlanta Love Letter’ Tackles Love, Loss and Loyalty
The rapper’s second album is a musical form of healing.
Masego’s Sounds Fully Mature on ‘Lady Lady’
His latest is a deep dive into “TrapHouseJazz.”
Remember the Name: Noname Defines Herself on ‘Room 25’
A spoken word piece that just so happens to have jazzy, harmonic production underneath.
Review: Kandace Springs ‘Indigo’ Is an Eclectic Musical Escape
It’s about blending melodies to create soul.
Review: Alpaca Sports Offers a Soft, Classic Taste of Light Rock
The Swedish duo are back with a new album that feels like an European oldie.
Waxahatchee’s ‘Great Thunder’ EP Is Simple, Yet Undeniably Moving
Crutchfield brings it on this project she began in 2016.
Review: St. Paul & The Broken Bones Shift Southern Soul on Their Third Album
The Alabama band travels to new ground without straying too far away from their comfort zone.
Review: Two Pauls (McCartney and Simon) Both Have New Albums
The masters don’t live up to their legendary work, but that doesn’t mean it’s all bad.
Album Review: The Lemon Twigs’ ‘Go to School’ is a Risky Take
Combining music and narrative, akin to The Who’s “Tommy.”
Review: ‘Queen’ is finally here!
This album is a work of art. It is artistic and experimental and all Nicki.
Album Review: Travis Scott’s ‘Astroworld’ Is a Thrill Ride
An appropriate commemoration for the Houson theme park.
Album Review: The Growlers ‘Casual Acquaintances’ Covers Alt-Pop in Grit
A classic case of an album where a band goes back to their roots.
Album Review: Parquet Courts’ ‘Wide Awake!’ Combines the Rad Past With New Exploration
It’s everything and more.
Album Review: Let’s Eat Grandma ‘I’m All Ears’
Odd English duo’s second album is refreshing and bright, rather than weird and self-righteous.
Album Review: Florence and the Machine’s ‘High as Hope’ Is Beautifully Humanistic
Honesty is beautiful.
Playboi Carti: Die Lit Album Review
In a time where the political and social climate can feel overwhelmingly bleak and unpredictable, mindless fun in any capacity is often a welcome means of escape for a generation drowning in uncertainty.
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