Cursive: Devourer
Although Cursive released their first full-length album in 1997, they’re typically associated with the emo scene of the early-2000s due mostly to the popularity…
Read MoreAlthough Cursive released their first full-length album in 1997, they’re typically associated with the emo scene of the early-2000s due mostly to the popularity…
Read MoreTo quote Agatha Christie, “And then there were two.” Viva Hinds, the latest album by Spanish indie rockers Hinds, finds the quartet cut in…
Read MoreIf you’ve yet to check out Illuminati Hotties, the project of musician and studio polymath Sarah Tudzin, this is the album you need to…
Read MoreWith 2016’s Skeleton Tree and 2019’s Ghosteen, the late 2010s found Nick Cave mining art from unimaginable personal tragedy to great effect. On Wild…
Read MoreBetween the release of 2022’s Skinty Fia, a number one album in Ireland, England and Scotland, and Romance, Irish post-punkers Fontaines D.C.’s fourth studio…
Read MoreIt’s been just over five years since the Brooklyn power pop band Charly Bliss released their well-received sophomore full-length, Young Enough. In the same…
Read MoreAfter the passing of keyboardist Carey Lander in 2015, Camera Obscura took a four-year break, reuniting in 2019 to play some live gigs. Soon…
Read MoreIt’s been three years since the Austin, Texas duo Hovvdy released a full-length studio album, so it only makes sense that their new self-titled…
Read MoreNext year will mark the fortieth anniversary of Psychocandy, the groundbreaking, distortion-laden debut full-length from Scottish noise pop darlings, and progenitors of shoegaze, The…
Read MorePlaying Favorites, the third studio album by Philadelphia, Pennsylvania’s Sheer Mag, is loaded for bear. If you interpret the word “loaded” to mean this…
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