Review: Arctic Monkeys – “AM”
The Monkeys barely write the same tunes and it’s why AM – aka “girlfriend music” – revels in drop dead experimentation.
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Review: Balance And Composure – “The Things We Think We’re Missing”
The Doylestown, PA, outfit have confronted memories and maturity, and in turn, have written one of the decade’s best LPs.
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Review: Chelsea Wolfe – “Pain Is Beauty”
Chelsea Wolfe didn’t exactly write a break-up album with Pain Is Beauty, but it certainly grates a bleeding heart.
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Review: King Krule – “6 Feet Beneath The Moon”
Like the Dreamworks kid, Archy Marshall is content being on his podium because there’s so much more to come.
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Review: Earl Sweatshirt – “Doris”
An 8-bit grayscale piece, Doris rotates moods, producers and guests to create causalities and a definitive identity.
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Review: Destruction Unit – “Deep Trip”
If the world ever comes to an end, you can expect Arizona’s Destruction Unit to soundtrack the end of humanity.
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Review: Crocodiles – “Crimes Of Passion”
Through a love for Streets Hassle and Underwater Moonlight, Crocodiles latest offering numbs the heart.
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Review: The Dangerous Summer – “Golden Record”
More than often, the band’s third studio album overshadows their grit and falls into that bland pop-rock territory.
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Review: AlunaGeorge – “Body Music”
Sipping on woozy bubblegum atmospherics, AlunaGeorge’s debut is an authentic re-imagining of commercial R&B.
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Review: letlive. – “The Blackest Beautiful”
Catapulted by a personal touch, The Blackest Beautiful strips boundaries and leaves claw marks on your spine.
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