Spiritualized: And Nothing Hurt
Only headphones can reveal the desired closeness of Spiritualized’s eighth studio album, and first record in six years, And Nothing Hurt. The singles released…
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Generationals: State Dogs: Singles 2017-18
State Dogs: Singles 2017-18 is a collection of nine songs previously only available individually, plus a tenth bonus track, by the duo of Grant…
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Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats: Wasteland
On their fifth full-length album, Wasteland, British psych-metal outfit Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats deliver eight riff-heavy stoner jams imbued with apocalyptic doom and…
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Antarctigo Vespucci: Love in the Time of E-Mail
Love in the Time of E-Mail, the new album by Antarctigo Vespucci, is chock-full of backhanded and memorable hits. Not only are the tunes…
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Grapetooth: Grapetooth
Grapetooth is the debut album from the Chicago based new-wave duo of the same name. It is a sweet and synthy album filled with…
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Smoking Popes: Into The Agony
The original Smoking Popes‘ line-up disbanded in 1998 after releasing three successful albums, being on the Clueless soundtrack, and touring with pre-“Good Riddance” Green…
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Sun Kil Moon: This Is My Dinner
Sun Kil Moon’s latest release is a double disc, ninety-minute document of the band’s 2017 tour of Europe. If you’re at all familiar with…
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Muse: Simulation Theory
To read a record review that calls a Muse album “ridiculous” feels redundant. It is a Muse album therefore it is inherently ridiculous. What…
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Robyn: Honey
There are very few pop artists that have garnered the acclaim that Robyn has but with that acclaim comes the weight of expectation. Body…
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Vacationer: Mindset
Mindset is the third album from Philadelphia electro-dream pop band, Vacationer. Vocalist Kenny Vasoli’s dreamy, distinctive vocals are layered over lush synths and retro…
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