They long ago abandoned the lo-fi aesthetic that made them famous, and Sebaoh’s latest is another set of slick rock songs. Whether that’s a good thing…
Album Review: Honeyblood – “In Plain Sight”
On Honeyblood’s third album, In Plain Sight, the consistent mastermind behind the music, Stina Tweeddale, finally takes full credit as Honeyblood and …
Album Review: Stray Cats – “40”
26 years after their last album, we welcome back Stray Cats to our music libraries and stereos, CD and record players for their 40th anniversary celeb…
Album Review: Sting – “My Songs”
The concept of a remastered album can carry positive and negative connotations. It really all depends on the artist’s and fan’s perspectiv…
Album Review: Fontaines D.C. – “Dogrel”
“My childhood was small, but I’m gonna be big.” This is how lead singer Grian Chatten introduces himself on Dogrel, Fontaines D.C.’s debut album—…
Album Review: The National – “I Am Easy to Find”
The National wouldn’t be considered a “national treasure” without frontman Matt Berninger’s brassy, sultry, and all or nothing vocals in the spo…
Album Review: Steel Pulse – “Mass Manipulation”
When Steel Pulse released their rousing 1978 debut, Handsworth Revolution, amidst a surge of contentious white nationalism in their native England, th…