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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Dark Time Sunshine: LORE
Seattle-based duo Dark Time Sunshine has been away for a while. Their latest offering, LORE, arrives nine years since their last and distain for…
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Dizzy Bats: Dizzy Bats
If Green Day and The All-American Rejects had a music baby, it would be Dizzy Bats. Considering the band themselves claim to be influenced…
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slowthai: Tyron
Smiling, nude in a pillory is how slowthai was initially presented to the world. His 2019 debut Nothing Great About Britain was a politically…
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Arab Strap: As Days Get Dark
On their first album in over a decade, Arab Strap is dark, angry, and disillusion with the world. With songs that often start at…
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Pinegrove: Amperland, NY
You can go looking for Amperland, NY on a map, but you may never find it. More idea than physical place, though it is…
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Julien Baker: Little Oblivions
Julien Baker is an expert in storytelling and discomfort. Her debut, Sprained Ankle, was a devastating expression of addiction, with minimal guitar whispering around…
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Lael Neale: Acquainted With Night
Acquainted With Night, the second studio album by Lael Neale, is a collection of gentle indie folk that finds the LA-based singer-songwriter’s delicate sensibilities…
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The Pretty Reckless: Death By Rock And Roll
Taylor Momsen knocks it out of the park with The Pretty Reckless‘ most recent album Death By Rock And Roll – heaviness, velvety alto…
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