Album Review: Twin Shadow – “Caer”

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Album Review: Janelle Monáe – “Dirty Computer”

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Album Review: Laura Veirs – “The Lookout”

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Album Review: Wye Oak – “The Louder I Call, The Faster It Runs”

Although Wye Oak’s latest album starts strong, and with a lot of elements in play, at the end of its run time it feels as if it has entirely slipped through our fingers and fallen away. The Louder I Call,…

Album Review: Sunflower Bean – “Twentytwo in Blue”

Sunflower Bean’s second album, Twentytwo in Blue, crystallizes their position as a band you need to know about. There’s a small chance this endless gray winter has made their sun-dried rock sound even more attractive to the ear, but I…

Album Review: Lissie – “Castles”

In her fourth studio album, “Castles,” Lissie retains the formula that’s been working for her, as well as venturing away from it only to add a thin sheen of pop to the recordings. This album can generally be heard as…

Album Review: Gwenno – “Le Kov”

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