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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Atmosphere: Mi Vida Local
Atmosphere, one of underground rap’s most successful groups, is back with new album Mi Vida Local, which packs more of an underlying punch than…
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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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Active Bird Community: Amends
Cutting through the Brooklyn pavement like the cracks that broke your mother’s back comes Active Bird Community’s new album Amends. What starts out in…
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Murder by Death: The Other Shore
The Other Shore, the new album from indie folk band Murder By Death, is a nostalgic steampunk odyssey from the first plunge of the…
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Darren Jessee: The Jane Room 217
Quietly and calmly resembling master singer/songwriter Nick Drake, Darren Jessee has captured a dreamscape of sound in his new album The Jane Room 217….
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Shy Boys: Bell House
When listening to Shy Boys’ new album Bell House, it’s easy to get caught up in the facade the band tries so hard to…
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Lemuria: Companion
Lemuria is a loveable band that puts its best efforts trying to be ironic and indie in their new album Companion. While this unironic…
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Weller: Weller
If you’re searching for the next great local coffee shop band, Weller is it. The trio’s self-titled album is just the right amount of…
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Code Red Riot: Mask
The angst and energy emoting from Code Red Riot’s debut album Mask is just enough to get any metal fan excited about the future…
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