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…
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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….
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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…
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Melody’s Echo Chamber: Bon Voyage
After the release of an explosive lead single, Melody Prochet’s second studio album released under Melody’s Echo Chamber, Bon Voyage was released mid-June of…
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Beach House: 7
As songwriters, Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally take pop music to a place that is rife with depth and meaning, yet still accessible to…
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tUnE-yArDs: I Can Feel You Creep Into my Private Life
Polarizing and complex, duo tUnE-yArDs most recent album, I Can Feel You Creep Into my Private Life, is a little further removed from the…
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MGMT: Little Dark Age
The interim between the newly released Little Dark Age, and MGMT’s self-titled album (released 2013) was hardly even filled with radio static. The band…
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MGMT “Hand It Over”
The third single off the upcoming MGMT record, “Hand it Over,” is a quick follow up from their last release, “When You Die.” With…
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MGMT “When You Die”
Rife with absurd monotony and psychedelic madness, MGMT’s second single off Little Dark Age, “When You Die,” caters to both the true fans as…
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St. Vincent: MASSEDUCTION
The fifth studio album put out by Annie Clark as St. Vincent threw me off-guard from the first song of the album. Even the…
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