Review: Unknown Mortal Orchestra – “II”
Listen carefully and watch UMO disfigure your world while they drown it out with an example of chemistry.
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Review: Jim James – “Regions Of Light And Sound Of God”
The MMJ frontman moves on from George Harrison-style classics to deliver bittersweet, technological progression.
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Review: Local Natives – “Hummingbird”
The L.A. foursome blend guitars, synth lines and feverish sentiments to reinvent the meaning of heartbreak.
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Review: FIDLAR – “FIDLAR”
The L.A. punks prove it’s about appreciating the little things, especially if those things are benders and surf rock.
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Review: A$AP Rocky – “LongLiveA$AP”
Of all the titles A$AP Rocky holds, “lyrical genius” is not one of them but his debut album spills an impeccable taste.
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REVIEW: Kendrick Lamar – “good kid, m.A.A.d city”
Maybe it’s premature to claim good kid, m.A.A.d city to be the hip hop album of the year but between its graphic storytelling and thought…
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REVIEW: Titus Andronicus – “Local Business”
Where The Airing Of Grievances and The Monitor were unapologetic stomps, Local Business is a subscription to acknowledging…
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REVIEW: Trash Talk – “119”
On the group’s fourth full-length, the Sacramento punk thrashers show they’re finished throwing the kitchen sink at anyone who will listen…
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REVIEW: Ellie Goulding – “Halcyon”
A British import who contagiously flirts with dynamic pop sensibility, Ellie Goulding has a knack for transforming bedroom daydreams into…
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REVIEW: Tame Impala – “Lonerism”
From the raw perspective of a total outcast, Lonerism is a portrait of psych rock for listeners who regularly throttle themselves with…
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