Halsey has been steadily drip-feeding her latest album, Manic to a hungry audience since late 2018 with the worldwide success of, “Without Me.” Several sundry singles and a cacophony of remixes later,…
Album Review: Echosmith – “Lonely Generation”
Echosmith, the sibling group famous for “Cool Kids”, toured for seven years before releasing their next full-length album. In the time since they’ve released an EP and a steady stream of singles, but …
Mixtape Review: Mike Posner – “Keep Going”
The radio wants to play his songs and young people are happy to dance to it. However, the cycle of promotion and touring no longer had the same appeal to Mike Posner, the hitmaker behind “Cooler Than …
Album Review: Lady Antebellum – “Ocean”
Where is there to go for a band that has been consistently at the top since their formation? Soon after their debut album, Lady Antebellum won awards for Top New Duo or Group by the Academy of Country…
Interview: Goldroom
Goldroom released a two-part LP, titled Plunge/\Surface at the beginning of November. Led by Josh Legg, Goldroom builds graceful arrangements alongside electronic peaks. We had the opportunity to disc…
Album Review: Cold War Kids – “New Age Norms 1”
New Age Norms 1 is at the cusp of being an EP with its cap at eight songs, but because it is part of a larger planned trilogy, the three releases fall into the album camp. Starting off with a bang bef…
Album Review: Grace Potter – “Daylight”
It has been four years since Grace Potter’s last album, Midnight. With her recently released follow-up Daylight, Grace strips away most of the production and relies on her experienced voice with a tou…