Snail Mail: Lush
Snail Mail, fronted by 19 year-old Lindsey Jordan, first put themselves on the map with their 2016 EP Habit. They immediately established their charming,…
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Joan of Arc: 1984
Joan of Arc have been around for over two decades and have been churning out new albums at a near annual pace. On heir…
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Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks: Sparkle Hard
It’s been nearly three decades since Stephen Malkmus changed indie rock with Pavement’s debut album Slanted and Enchanted. With Pavement he was an uncertain…
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Beach Slang: Everything Matters but No One Is Listening
For their latest effort, Beach Slang once again donned the Quiet Slang monicker. Its purpose is to tip off listeners that Everything Matters but…
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Parquet Courts: Wide Awake!
Despite not having released a Parquet Courts album in over two years, the quartet of Texans turned New Yorkers have kept themselves busy. They…
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Courtney Barnett: Tell Me How You Really Feel
Courtney Barnett has been on an exciting and steady rise to fame since her 2015 debut, Sometimes I Sit and Think and Sometimes I…
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Gang of Four: Complicit
It would be an anomaly for a punk band to release a full record that doesn’t at least touch on the United States’ current…
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Goat Girl: Goat Girl
Despite having just released their debut record, London’s own Goat Girl has been on the radar of British music enthusiasts for sometime now. Their…
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Soccer Mommy: Clean
“Studio debut” is becoming a more frequently used term year-by-year in the music world. Great artists are more frequently being found in basements, creating…
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Jeff Rosenstock: POST-
Jeff Rosenstock’s latest effort, POST-, is a continuation of his career of pushing the envelop of what falls under the umbrella of punk rock….
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