The latest offering from Vampire Weekend, “Only God Was Above Us,” is a testament to the band’s evolution and maturity over the past sixteen years. This album sees the New York natives delving into increasingly philosophical themes, shedding their preppy aesthetic for a more earnest and introspective approach. The result […]
The Libertines’ latest release, “All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade,” showcases the band’s evolution as they navigate through middle age. Pete Doherty and Carl Barât, once synonymous with the chaotic rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle, have traded in grimy pubs for seaside living and country tranquility. The album, released in 2024, […]
In Grace Cummings’ debut album “Refuge Cove,” the Australian singer-songwriter showcases her haunting vocals and poetic songwriting. The album opens with the melancholic track “There’s a Beast and We All Feed It,” setting the tone for an introspective journey through Cummings’ inner most thoughts and emotions. The stripped-down production allows […]
Darkest Hour has returned with a vengeance, unleashing their latest album that is truly a force to be reckoned with. In what can only be described as a sonic onslaught of melodic death metal and thrash metal fury, this album is a testament to the band’s unwavering commitment to their […]
Rolling Stone Review: In the wake of a tumultuous year, Dublin’s own Pillow Queens have emerged with their latest offering, “Name Your Sorrow,” released under Royal Mountain Records. This album, a follow-up to 2022’s “Leave the Light On,” showcases a band that is unafraid to tread new musical territory while […]
Empress Of’s latest album, “For Your Consideration,” marks a new chapter for the artist as she ventures into the realm of dance-focused music, all while maintaining her signature ethereal sound. Released under her own label, Major Arcana, this record captures the essence of freedom and reconnection that has been longed […]
Khruangbin’s latest album, “A La Sala,” is a testament to the band’s ability to create a consistent and captivating sound that resonates with listeners. Despite being their fourth studio album, the band’s extensive catalog showcases their talent and dedication to their craft. The album opens with “Fifteen Fifty-Three,” a track […]
Mount Kimbie’s latest offering, “The Sunset Violent,” marks a significant evolution for the London-based duo. Dominic Maker and Kai Campos have expanded their sound, bringing in keyboardist Andrea Balency-Béarn and drummer Marc Pell to form a quartet. This shift to a more expansive lineup has resulted in a dreamy and […]
Ihsahn’s self-titled album is a haunting and deeply profound journey through the depths of musical innovation. This record, released by the legendary frontman of Emperor, showcases a level of growth and maturity that is rarely seen in the metal genre. With a careful blend of experimental elements and poignant songwriting, […]
Album Review: “sentiment” by claire rousay Claire rousay has crafted a masterpiece in her latest album, “sentiment”. Released on Thrill Jockey, this album showcases rousay’s evolution from abstract compositions to melancholic pop songs that evoke deep emotions and introspection. With influences from bands like The Promise Ring and Pedro the […]
