Enter Shikari’s sixth studio album gets right to the point with an album title like Nothing is True & Everything is Possible. The album takes on the dichotomy of the Information Age we now find ou…
Album Review: Nation of Language’s solid debut comes from experience
Nation of Language’s Introduction, Presence is a beautiful stroll through lost and lonely ballads. Striking a chord somewhere between the atmospheric rhythm of LSD Soundsystem and the vocals of the Na…
Album Review: Charli XCX’s Quarantine Album is a Needed Distraction in Today’s Lonely Times
Charli XCX accomplished a major feat by completing a quarantine album in just 39 days. As consuming content becomes more and more of isolated peoples’ lives, the British pop star wrote and produced a …
Album Review: The Strokes Return to Their Garage Rock Roots on “The New Abnormal”
The Strokes released their latest album, The New Abnormal with a seven-year gap between their previous release. It was not their first hiatus, and once they finish touring, each bandmate has an indepe…
Purity Ring’s “Womb” Is an Atmospheric Experience to Get Lost In
While many alternative bands producing music today add an element of synth-pop to their music, Purity Ring encapsulates what the genre can showcase when utilized as the main backdrop. Purity Ring’s mu…
Basia Bulat’s “Are You in Love?” is a Soothing Journey Through Lasting Love
Basia Bulat’s fifth album, Are You in Love? is a classically soothing ride from beginning to end. For 13 songs, the Canadian singer delivers a contemporary folk album with a tender showcase of emotion…
Grouplove Returns with a Familiar Beat During a Chaotic Time on “Healer”
Grouplove’s latest release, Healer centers around their opening song of the album. With the contrasting title of “Deleter”, the opening track starts with a tantalizing hook and rocks its way through a…