During the past couple years, many people have felt like they’re in a constant state of uncertainty. On one hand, we want to be responsible and do what we’re “supposed” to do. On the other hand, all w…
‘Wet Leg’ review: Wet Leg debut their slacker style and dry-wit humor
Wet Leg already has a significant amount of hype riding on their debut self-titled album. The band exploded onto the indie rock scene with their single “Chaise Longue” in the summer of 2021 when the U…
‘The Jacket’ review: Widowspeak create a dreamy safe space to shelter inside
Six albums in, Widowspeak release a remarkable shoegaze-sounding album, chock full of sweet metaphors and honest heartbreak.…
‘PAINLESS’ review: Nilüfer Yanya finds inner peace in her latest album
The cover art of the latest album from Nilüfer Yanya, PAINLESS, is filled with cutouts of buildings surrounding a city skyline. Trapped below these layers of gray concrete are Yanya’s signature …
From the Record Crate: Tegan and Sara – “If It Was You” (2002)
We take a look back at the third studio album from Tegan and Sara, ‘If It Was You.’ The early-2000s record was a vastly creative and inventive project.…
Jeshua Marshall releases music video for “Shoot The Moon”
Rippling with silky colors brimming with latent effervescent sonic hues, “Shoot The Moon” echoes with tantalizing leitmotifs, injecting the tune with brilliant feel-good motion.…
‘Inside’ review: Mother Mother miss the mark
Among the slew of albums coming out around the pandemic, Mother Mother’s eighth studio album Inside brings some rather lukewarm sentiments to the table. Generally middle of the road instrumentat…