Viagra Boys: Welfare Jazz
Street Worms to Welfare Jazz – what a creative journey it has been for Viagra Boys since their first studio album release in 2018!…
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Mogwai: As The Love Continues
As The Love Continues is the latest release from post-rock group Mogwai. Despite being active for over two decades, the band has remained remarkably…
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Virginia Wing: private LIFE
When one hears the term ‘experimental pop’ in advance of listening to an album, it’s fair to wonder how far into either genre-defining word…
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Toledo: Jockeys of Love
Jockeys of Love is the latest release from indie-boy duo Toledo. The EP is another installment of the band’s breezy instrumentals, with relaxed drums…
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J Dilla: Welcome 2 Detroit (20th Anniversary Edition)
Welcome 2 Detroit, Jay Dee’s 2001 debut, was a turning point for hip-hop and Dilla himself. The glossy, overproduced sound of the mainstream was…
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Clap Your Hands Say Yeah: New Fragility
Remember blog rock? Yes, Zoomers, believe it or not there was a time before TikTok and Snapchat in which one way people discovered new…
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Nick Schofield: Glass Gallery
Nick Schofield’s latest album was composed on just one instrument: a vintage Prophet-600 synthesizer. The simplicity of this approach is reflected in the album’s…
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Weezer: OK Human
Weezer’s OK Human makes a strong case for being the first rock record of the new year by a major American band to attempt…
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Madlib: Sound Ancestors
Vinyl had undoubtedly made a comeback over the last twenty years. Many lost pressings are being remastered and you can buy a portable record…
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Beach Bunny: Blame Game
Beach Bunny’s newest EP Blame Game puts a poppy soundtrack to the realities of bad relationships and sexism. Blame Game finds an empowering voice…
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