The following is a review by TYF contributor Jordan Lee Nurture, the second studio album from the Atlanta-born, Chapel Hill-based artist, is a f…
From the Record Crate: Bon Iver – “For Emma, Forever Ago” (2007)
Bon Iver is a legend of the unknown, and a relatively unknown legend. In 2006/07, Justin Vernon went into the forested wilderness of Midwest America, …
‘G_d’s Pee AT STATE’S END!’ review: Godspeed return with a daunting but worthwhile challenge about life’s progression
The goal of Godspeed You! Black Emperor has always been the same: they’re not here for your happiness, they’re here for your enlightenment…
Some Rap Songs: Polo Perks, Jordaine Grant, Gao the Arsonist, and more
Tape of the week: Polo Perks <3 <3 <3 – Punk Goes Drill +** While Babyxsosa’s celestial vocals have soundtracked the majority of …
‘Let The Bad Times Roll’ review: The Offspring is back
Let the Bad Times Roll by The Offspring is in your face, a bit rambunctious, and accompanied by the one obligatory slow song.…
From the Record Crate: David Gray – “White Ladder” (1998)
A great album doesn’t have to make a grand political statement or adhere to some lofty concept. Sometimes a great album is nothing more than a collect…
‘Justice’ review: Justin Bieber Takes a Grounded Approach
Justin Bieber’s begins his new album Justice with a half-baked homage to Martin Luther King Jr. The quote he uses, “injustice anywhere is …