Howard: Together Alone
The phrase “together alone” takes on different meanings depending on the context: a group of friends reveling in each other’s company, away from the…
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Death Grips: Year of the Snitch
“Black Paint” is the embodiment of everything I love and hate about Death Grips: the abrasive, challenging sonic aesthetic and the esoteric, borderline useless…
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Steady Holiday: Nobody’s Watching
Los Angeles’ Steady Holiday is the project of the singer-songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Dre Babinski. Nobody’s Watching is the title of Steady Holiday’s sophomore full-length, and her…
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Church Girls: Home
Home is the third album from Church Girls, a female-fronted, self-described indie post-punk band from Philadelphia. The “post-punk” descriptor is somewhat misleading for Home…
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Murder by Death: The Other Shore
The Other Shore, the new album from indie folk band Murder By Death, is a nostalgic steampunk odyssey from the first plunge of the…
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Blood Orange: Negro Swan
Dev Hynes work as Blood Orange lead some of the most intricate and creative R&B music, blending genres in a way that creates a…
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Alien Boy: Sleeping Lessons
Sleeping Lessons is the debut album from pop-punk Portland band, Alien Boy. It’s a solid debut – catchy, dynamic, and well-executed. The genre of…
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Amine: ONEPOINTFIVE
The best way to describe how deeply Amine fell into obscurity for me after Good For You is through the fact that I had…
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Forming the Void: Rift
Louisiana based quartet, Forming the Void, has had a busy few years since its inception in 2013. Rift marks the fourth release from the…
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Ariana Grande: Sweetener
Of this seasons crop of mainstream, Billboard Hot 100 pop songstresses, Ariana Grande is definitely my personal favorite, mostly for her sheer vocal talent….
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