The eagerly awaited sophomore album from Harry Styles, Fine Line, is adequately satisfying musically but surprisingly rich lyrically. The album, reflecting the bright pink and white tones present…
Album Review: Harry Nilsson – “Losst and Founnd”
Nearly 26 years after his death, Harry Nilsson is back with a collection of previously unreleased and unfinished demos. Producer Mark Hudson was working with Nilsson at the time on the project and use…
Album Review: Kim Gordon – “No Home Record”
The first solo album from Kim Gordon, formerly of Sonic Youth, is an odd, dissonant, yet somehow supremely fascinating piece of work. The album, titled No Home Record in homage to Chantal Ak…
Album Review: Jeff Goldblum & the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra – “I Shouldn’t Be Telling You This”
Jeff Goldblum’s latest outing with the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, I Shouldn’t Be Telling You This, is a warm and bubbly addition to the slate of new autumn releases. The efficient album contains …
Album Review: Michael Kiwanuka – “Kiwanuka”
Michael Kiwanuka’s third studio album is about the journey toward self-acceptance, and its title – a firm Kiwanuka – is indicative of his mission. The album delivers Kiwanuka’s expected skills as a th…
Album Review: Caiti Baker – “Dust (Part 1) EP”
In Dust (Part 1), Caiti Baker’s first release since 2018’s full-length Zinc, the Australian R&B artist offers up a selection of four songs that serve to highlight the appeal of her emotive voice. …
Album Review: Stevie Jean – “Blame Game EP”
At just 18, Cypriot-Australian singer-songwriter Stevie Jean is already remarkably well on her way to a solid music career with the release of her debut EP Blame Game. Consisting of just five songs, t…