Nia Archives’ Emotional Junglist Album Review: A New Era in Drum and Bass
Can the follow up to the wonderful debut album Silence is Loud measure up?
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Review: Exploring Yard Act’s ‘You’re Gonna Need A Little Music’ Album
Yard Act spent the longest time yet in the studio creating this album. Did they use it wisely? Out 17th of July on Island Records.
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Foreign Tongues Review: Rock Legends The Rolling Stones Prove They’re Not Done Yet
The 25th album from the octogenarians is far, far better than it has any right to be.
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Joe James: The Ends, Never Ends Album Review
A stunning debut from one of the best voices in UK rap.
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Baby Smith: Fate, Love, and Their Debut Album Lately, Love Is Dead
A meeting of pure fate led to a marriage and a debut album.
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Jack White: Frozen Charlotte Album Review
The era-defining guitar genius returns with another rough and ready garage-rock album.
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Holy Wave: i’m DADA Album Review. A Captivating Yet Flawed Effort.
The Texan psych-rockers amaze and frustrate in equal measure.
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Truck Violence: The weathervane is my body Album Review
Canada’s greatest underground hardcore band return with a dark second album.
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Las Robertas: All We Need Is Now Album Review
A gorgeous psych-rock album from Costa Rica.
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The Wow! Signal Album Review: Muse’s Best Work in Years
The Legendary band return with one of their most consistent albums in a while.
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Downtown Boys: Public Luxury Album Review
Sound tracking the revolution. Out June 26th on Sub Pop Records.
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Dour’s Bittersweet Debut AGORA: A Promising Indie Rock Journey
A bittersweet debut for the promising Canadian band.
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Hard-Fi’s Impactful Return: A Review of Their New Album Sweating Someone Else’s Fever.
The perfect timing for the return of a great protest band.
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