Qasim Naqvi: Beta
In 2019, experimental composer Qasim Naqvi released Teenages, a conceptually driven, avant-synth album exploring instruments “living, breathing, and mutating of their own accord.” Now,…
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Boris: No
Watching Velvet Buzzsaw last night was more harmful than helpful. Not because of the contemporary depictions of shallow youth, alienation, and empty hedonism worthy…
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The Rentals: Q36
Matt Sharp is the guy who walked away from Weezer after cofounding the band and playing bass on their first two albums, both masterpieces….
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Polly Scattergood: In This Moment
After a break of seven years, Polly Scattergood has returned with a new album In This Moment. Originally from the UK, she has been…
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Holy Wave: Interloper
We’ve all heard it before: sad songs for lonely days walking home in the sun, contrasting bright sounds with moody vibes for psychedelic effect,…
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Falconer: From a Dying Ember
Happy early July, everyone. A month of celebration, masked revolution, and unpredictability. It also marks a week past from the June 26th release of…
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Arca: KiCk i
When listening to Arca’s latest album, it’s easy to feel trampled by a shroud of intricately chaotic shards of metal and plastic. The songs…
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Lamb of God: Lamb of God
It is truly an era of change. Many metal bands have to slow down in the passage of time, yet Lamb of God in…
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Ezra Feinberg: Recumbent Speech
Google terms artist Ezra Feinberg’s genre “New Age”. What “New Age” means in regard to musical style is up for interpretation. But, if we…
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The 1975: Notes On A Conditional Form
In 2002 Matthew, Adam, Ross, and George formed the UK pop quartet, The 1975. Collectively, the group has been known by a few different…
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