Gwasg Gelert: Y Côd Da Vinci
Y Côd Da Vinci is a 15 track LP made from samples of an illicit Welsh audio translation of Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci…
Read More
Pipe-Eye “Fluorescent Wonder”
Picking up where he left off in Laugh About Life, with instrumentation straight from Saturday morning cartoons, the new Pipe-Eye single discusses relatable content….
Read More
Foxygen: Seeing Other People
Self-described as a “yuppie-pop masterpiece” and “breakup” album, Foxygen has been waiting on releasing, Seeing Other People for quite a while. In line with…
Read More
Pond: Tasmania
Leaning more into their avant-pop side, the recent Pond release, Tasmania is filled with (odd) dance tracks. Where The Weather gave us rock riffs…
Read More
Panda Bear: Buoys
If Animal Collective is to the Beatles in that they are a gateway band to modern psychedelia, then Panda is their Paul, and Buoys…
Read More
moduS ponY & VLK: (split) EP
As the album cover would suggest, indie label Strategic Tape Reserve’s split EP is extremely glitchy. Released on cassette, and featuring artists moduS ponY…
Read More
Pond “Daisy”
Technicolor, breezy, shimmery synths. Nick Allbrook dancing around a desert with a mylar blanket. The Australian psych group, Pond released their single “Daisy” with…
Read More
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…
Read More
Paul McCartney: Egypt Station
Debuting at No. 1, Paul McCartney’s latest album, Egypt Station, is sixteen tracks of theatrics, publicized by a surprise concert in Grand Central Station….
Read More
The Lemon Twigs: Go To School
Melodrama seems to be a major theme in The Lemon Twigs’ latest release, Go To School. Featuring both their parents, Michael and Brian D’Addario’s…
Read More