Wet Leg Wet Leg Domino · April 8, 2022 British indie rock duo Wet Leg have finally released their long-awaited debut after a string of singles that performed exceedingly well during 2021. The most popular of which, “Chaise Longue,” released all the way back in June (several months ahead of the release of this album) […]
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The Weather Station How Is It That I Should Look At The Stars Fat Possum · March 4, 2022 […]
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Alice Glass PREY//IV Eating Glass · February 16, 2022 […]
Aeon Station Observatory Sub Pop · December 10, 2021 Kevin Whelan, bassist of indie rock group The Wrens, tries his hand at a solo project on Observatory under the pseudonym Aeon Station. While most elements of indie rock are present on this record, some of the material relies more on singer-songwriter motifs, and strays from […]
Tasha Tell Me What You Miss The Most Father/Daughter · November 5, 2021 Chicago-born singer-songwriter Tasha’s newest release, Tell Me What You Miss The Most, is an album that, more than anything else, sounds comfortable in its own skin. The music expresses this unique emotion of collectedness and self-confidence, and it is from this place […]
JPEGMAFIA LP! EQT / Republic · October 22, 2021 JPEGMAFIA proves himself to be one of the most skilled and versatile artists in the current hip hop genre with the release of his newest record, LP!. The listening experience this record provides is not only astounding in its consistency and technical prowess, but also in […]
Johnny Marr Fever Dreams Pt. 1 New Voodoo · October 15, 2021 Johnny Marr, legendary guitarist of The Smiths, fails to play to his strengths on his newest EP. Fever Dreams Pt. 1, which comprises the first four tracks of Marr’s forthcoming album, Fever Dreams Pts 1-4, certainly doesn’t build any excitement for the project. […]
The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die Illusory Walls Epitaph · October 8, 2021 Post-rock and midwest emo band The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die (TWIABP) come in with a decently strong return on Illusory Walls. While certainly not as […]
