Lambchop: TRIP
After a pair of experimental synth-country albums, Lambchop returns to its familiar pared-down alt-country with TRIP, a six-track cover-album that is no less weird…
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Raffertie: Sleep of Reason
Raffertie’s debut album, Sleep of Reason, is rich and full of yearning. Throughout the tracks, there are moments of panic, of serenity, of innocence…
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Sonny & the Sunsets: Antenna to the Afterworld
Hell yeah! Sonny and the Sunsets have been all over the “genre-spectrum” in past albums, but Antenna to the Afterworld takes the cake for…
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GRMLN: Empire
Empire, GRMLN’s debut LP, leaves little to be desired. Reminiscent of the Beach Boys and Oxford Collapse, this lo-fi, summery garage album has shown…
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The National: Trouble Will Find Me
Trouble Will Find Me will send chills down your spine every listen. The National, since their self-titled debut in 2001, has produced some of the…
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Saturday Looks Good To Me: One Kiss Ends It All
Everything about Saturday Looks Good to Me’s newest album, One Kiss Ends it All is sweet, not aw-yeah-man-that’s-sweet sweet, but genuine rosy-cheeks-fresh-flowers sweet. The…
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!!!: Thr!!!er
What can be described as a bizarre blend of Prince, Cherub, and Talking Heads, !!! has perfected what other dance-pop groups have not. As…
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