In their awesome 90s run, The Chemical Brothers revitalised The Beatles’ Revolver for the techno age and hence turned their newfound genre, …
Album Review: Frankie Cosmos – Haunted Items
If any person would be described as having a “wallflower” mentality, it would be Greta Kline. She’s been releasing music with her pr…
Album Review: The Drums – “Brutalism”
It’s hard to make vulnerability cool, but on Brutalism, The Drums do it again, and again, and again—nine times, in fact. If you’ve ever loved and…
Album Review: Billie Eilish – “WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?”
Billie Eilish’s debut full-length is one of the most anticipated albums of the year, and the singer-songwriter has definitely delivered somethin…
Album Review: Weyes Blood – “Titanic Rising”
Natalie Mering’s fourth album as Weyes Blood, Titanic Rising, is a satisfying and mostly engaging work that perfectly utilizes the tension between Mer…
Album Review: Chai – “Punk”
It’s nearly impossible not to give yourself over to the fiercely endearing charm of Chai. Shirking the reductive cutesy expectations society places on…
Album Review: Walking On Cars – “Colours”
Walking On Cars, the four-piece rock band hailing from Dingle, Ireland has released their second album Colours. The album is the band’s followup to th…