tUnE-yArDs: sketchy.
In a 2012 conversation with St. Vincent found on the Noisey Youtube channel, Merrill Garbus of tUnE-yArDs described intentionally putting “ugliness” in her work….
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Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil… the Art of Starting Over
Demi Lovato‘s seventh studio album Dancing with the Devil… the Art of Starting Over is the biggest “this is real, this is me” since…
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Tigers Jaw: I Won’t Care How You Remember Me
From Wicca Phase Springs Eternal to Tigers Jaw, Adam McIlwee has remained constant in effortlessly dishing out impassioned projects from all corners of the…
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Xiu Xiu: OH NO
Duets are nothing new for the experimental art pop act Xiu Xiu. Frontman Jamie Stewart’s fondness for vocal collaborations can be traced back to…
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Death from Above 1979: Is 4 Lovers
Death from Above 1979’s latest LP, Is 4 Lovers, is an explosive return to form. The brash Canadian duo’s expressive return is accompanied by…
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serpentwithfeet: DEACON
When serpentwithfeet released Soil in 2018, the artist instantly positioned himself as a visionary voice in the world of experimental R&B. His vocals were…
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Lana Del Rey: Chemtrails Over The Country Club
After her critically acclaimed Norman Fucking Rockwell, Lana Del Rey has released Chemtrails Over The Country Club. Unlike NFR, Lana’s newest takes a step…
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Benny the Butcher and Harry Fraud: The Plugs I Met 2
The cover and theme of The Plugs I Met 2 highlights the monumental summit between Tony Montana and Alejandro Sosa, characters from the 1983…
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Middle Kids: Today We’re the Greatest
It’s been just shy of three years since the Sydney, Australian indie pop/rock trio Middle Kids released their well-received debut, Lost Friends. Their follow-up…
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Ian Sweet: Show Me How You Disappear
On Ian Sweet’s third album, her sound is brighter, more textured, and bolder than her previous work. With songs that hover near experimental sounds…
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