Cursive: Vitriola
Calling their first album in six years, Vitriola seems completely apt. Cursive front man, Tim Kasher takes his frustration with the Trump-era applies them…
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Paul McCartney: Egypt Station
Debuting at No. 1, Paul McCartney’s latest album, Egypt Station, is sixteen tracks of theatrics, publicized by a surprise concert in Grand Central Station….
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Emma Ruth Rundle: On Dark Horses
Hauntingly ambient with a touch of country twang comes Emma Ruth Rundle’s latest album On Dark Horses. Notably weighty with heavy-set guitars and a…
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Tokyo Police Club: TPC
Ontario indie rock band Tokyo Police Club has been an alternative genre mainstay since their inception in 2005. Four years since their last album,…
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Cat Power: Wanderer
Chan Marshall has been recording and releasing albums as Cat Power for over twenty years. On Wanderer, her first full-length since leaving Matador, Marshall…
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D Double E: Jackuum
Until recently, D Double E had been the Socrates of grime. We know him through his mixtapes, features, and one-off singles and his influence…
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Restorations: LP5000
In a time of political unrest, general social anxiety, and displaced people far from home, music is a welcome respite. Philadelphia-based rock band Restorations…
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Mac Miller: Watching Movies With The Sound Off
In my Swimming review, I mentioned briefly that I had a kind of fascination with Mac Miller. I didn’t consider him the most impactful…
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Maribou State: Kingdoms in Colour
Kingdoms in Colour, the sophomore album from Maribou State, is a vibrant, world-tour of an album. A musical feast for the ears, it is…
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The Lemon Twigs: Go To School
Melodrama seems to be a major theme in The Lemon Twigs’ latest release, Go To School. Featuring both their parents, Michael and Brian D’Addario’s…
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