Meat Beat Manifesto: Opaque Couche
Hailing from Swindon, Wiltshire, England, electronic pioneers, Meat Beat Manifesto (MBM) are back with their 12th studio album entitled Opaque Couche. The prolific producers…
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Empath: Active Listening: Night on Earth
Philadelphia noise-rockers Empath sound like they’re barely holding things together on their debut full-length, Active Listening: Night on Earth, and that’s exactly the charm….
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Editors: The Blanck Mass Sessions
Following their successful 2018 release, Violence, Editors have released The Blanck Mass Sessions,” an alternate version of the album. Here, British electronic artist Blanck…
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Barrie: Happy to Be Here
Everybody appreciates a smooth, soft voice for laidback listening. Especially when it’s layered with even more soft voices and sonic texture, reminding the listener…
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Foxygen: Seeing Other People
Self-described as a “yuppie-pop masterpiece” and “breakup” album, Foxygen has been waiting on releasing, Seeing Other People for quite a while. In line with…
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Hannah Cohen: Welcome Home
As is often the case, Hannah Cohen had her moment of clarity while in the bathroom. She had retreated to the bathroom of her…
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Bad Religion: Age of Unreason
Bad Religion’s newest album Age of Unreason tries to meaningfully point out problems of today, but too often merely proclaims that things used better…
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Doomsquad: Let Yourself Be Seen
Peering from the fringes of Toronto, Canada, disco-retro pop band Doomsquad releases their new full-length entitled Let Yourself Be Seen. Since their first release…
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Fontaines D.C.: Dogrel
Fontaines D.C.’s awaited debut album Dogrel starts off with an raw, aggressive sound that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Though…
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The Drums: Brutalism
Fans and casual listeners alike have seen a lot from The Drums. Despite an usually high turnover rate, they have remained a pillar in…
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