Boris: W
The last track on Boris’ 2020 album, NO, was titled “Interlude”. The purpose of this was to have their follow-up album, W, work as…
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Animal Collective: Time Skiffs
Animal Collective feels like they wanted to voyage in the mainstream with 2009’s Merriweather Post Pavilion. Since then, though, the band has experimented with…
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Big Thief: Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You
Big Thief have been indie darlings since their 2016 debut album, Masterpiece. Let’s face it, they’ve continued to build upon their lush aesthetic since…
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Empath: Visitor
Aside from a digital-only single released in the fall of 2019 and an extended instrumental jam made available in the summer of 2020, the…
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Pedro The Lion: Havasu
Pedro the Lion is essentially David Bazan’s pride and joy. The singer, born in Phoenix, Arizona, details his personal experiences growing up in his…
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Billy Talent: Crisis Of Faith
To acquaint myself with Billy Talent, I had to first recognize their status in the Northern border. The band manages to chart consistently high…
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Eels: Extreme Witchcraft
Eels is ours. They are a rock band and establishment that America can claim as one of our musical treasures. The band, who has…
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The Wombats: Fix Yourself, Not the World
Fix Yourself, Not the World, the fifth full-length studio album from Liverpool trio the Wombats, was created during lockdown with the band’s members recording…
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Body/Dilloway/Head: Body/Dilloway/Head
Body/Dilloway/Head is about as obscure a musical entity as it is notorious. Comprised of the duo Body/Head (Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth and Bill…
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Snail Mail: Valentine
Valentine, the second full-length studio album from singer-songwriter Lindsey Jordan’s Snail Mail project, finds the young musician pondering romantic relationships and the emotional rollercoaster…
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