Review: Hater – ‘You Tried’
The Malmö, Sweden outfit go for broke on their debut — sticking lovelorn indie pop to A+ rifts of Jefferson Airplane and post-punk revival.
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Review: Dirty Projectors – ‘Dirty Projectors’
On LP #4, David Longstreth skips the sad white guy shtick for a glitchy pop escape that weirds itself into a VR port of ‘808s & Heartbreak’.
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Review: Thundercat – ‘Drunk’
Stephen Bruner’s new record is heavy on humor and guests (FlyLo, Pharrell) but it embraces his creative wit and resets art’s boundaries.
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Review: Sampha – Process
Sampha’s debut effort is a foggy and minimalist take on futuristic soul and it distinctly sketches a guy that’s just trying to unpack his sorrow.
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Review: Nosaj Thing – “Fated”
L.A.’s Jason Chung configures moods and dives into rap, soul, and Massive Attack-ed R&B.
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Review: Hop Along – “Painted Shut”
Connecting with a brutal sense of honesty, Hop Along’s latest alt-rock opus is a compelling listen.
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Review: Lord Huron – “Strange Trails”
Ben Schneider and co. introduce an aesthetic that will hold you in a state of wanderlust.
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Review: Alison Wonderland – “Run”
The Sydney producer goes for broke on her debut and presents a dynamic LP for the warehouses.
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Review: Action Bronson – “Mr. Wonderful”
Bam Bam’s major label debut is an offbeat effort that uses narratives to paint something real.
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Review: Purity Ring – “Another Eternity”
Megan James and Corin Roddick’s sophomore LP is a paralyzing example of depth/staying power.
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