Written and produced alongside Adam Thein, actor and musician Joe Keery returns for his second album under the pseudonym Djo with the impressively eclectic Decide. Showcasing a natural growth and prog…
‘Hold The Girl’ review: On her latest album Rina Sawayama delivers a cinematic tale of perseverance
Ever since her debut studio album SAWAYAMA released just two years ago, singer-songwriter Rina Sawayama has seen exponential growth in her fanbase and artistic reach. She gained critical acclaim with …
‘Pre Pleasure’ review: Julia Jacklin seeks to set a balance between thinking about life and actually living
With no ifs and buts, Julia Jacklin has become one of the most captivating songwriters of the new indie/alternative scene over the years thanks to her authentic lyrical flair and on-brand playful arti…
‘Jack in the Box’ review: Solo debut of BTS member J-Hope is musically creative
Seemingly throwing away the artifice of his name’s moniker, J-Hope digs deep in the thematically potent and musically creative Jack in the Box. J-Hope is the first of BTS’ seven members to…
‘Home, Before and After’ review: Regina Spektor walks in the fine line between poetry and musicality
It is well said that one carries their homeland in their heart. And yet, for many of us, a specific place is what we call home—a kind of place where plenty of our memories are made and where our loved…
Album Review: Zola Jesus – “Arkhon”
Nika Roza Danilova, aka Zola Jesus, recently released her sixth album, Arkhon, which finds the artist leaving the controlled environment of her auteur’s ivory tower and entering the world of collabora…
‘Twelve Carat Toothache’ review: Post Malone punches below his musical weight
There is an evident progression to Post Malone’s music over the last half decade. From the slow shedding of the hip-hop influence that defined his artistry early on, to the continuous growth of his in…