5 Seconds of Summer have ostensibly yielded the “boy band” aesthetic for a more mature brand of songwriting-at least through their eyes. T…
Album Review: Pearl Jam cranks up the volume on “Gigaton”
Rage-filled, guitar-heavy and urgent-sounding are just a couple of ways to describe Pearl Jam’s new album Gigaton. Known for their consistent sound, t…
Album Review: Waxahatchee’s “Saint Cloud” is a folk-rock triumph
How fitting that Katie Crutchfield would release her best album in the midst of an unprecedented (in our lifetimes at least) global storm, given that …
Album Review: Gordon Lightfoot – “Solo”
At 81 years-old and 20-plus studio albums into his career, Gordon Lightfoot is still releasing music. While his latest release, Solo, is a warm a…
Album Review: Adam Lambert melts butter with his voice on “Velvet”
Adam Lambert exuberates confidence and the smooth sound of funk in his latest release Velvet. In the build-up to the official album drop, the musician…
Album Review: Brian and Roger Eno deliver a reflective and meditative experience on “Mixing Colours.”
Brian and Roger Eno aim to take things slow with their new collaboration Mixing Colours. Roger, a centerpiece in the ambient gen…
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 w…