Possibly the greatest band whom Pitchfork consider it beneath them to review, Drive-By Truckers aren’t just an American Band (the name of their wonder…
Album Review: Meghan Trainor – “Treat Myself”
Meghan Trainor transitioned from unknown pop commodity to viral superstar in 2014 off of underdog mentality. The jukebox anthem “All About that …
Album Review: Sturgill Simpson – “Sound & Fury”
For his fourth studio album, Sturgill Simpson has put together a recipe: 1. Mix together glam and psychedelic rock 2. Add a dash of country 3. Mix unt…
Album Review: Black Lips – “Sing in a World That’s Falling Apart”
If you were tasked with predicting what Black Lips’ latest album, Sing in a World That’s Falling Apart, would sound like you would likely not gue…
Album Review: Dirty Projectors – “Sing the Melody”
David Longstreth exists in an alternate dimension where pop’s binaries are distorted to fit a brutalized abstract landscape. His bastardized ver…
Album Review: Mac Miller – “Circles”
Mac Miller was almost there. The Pittsburgh rapper had long left behind the days of his goofy mixtapes and stoner bro persona, mixing his passions for…
Album Review: Algiers – “There Is No Year”
Atlanta post-punk band Algiers has never been a group for those faint of heart. Their 2017 album, The Underside of Power, was a brutal, unrelenting sn…