Album Review: Muse’s The Wow! Signal is the record we’ve waited years to hear
Muse’s new album, their 10th studio release, The Wow! Signal, lands this week, and we’ve been fortunate…
RealYungPhil : until something changes Album Review
In the last few years, RealYungPhil’s raps have taken on the effect of that friend who always has…
Vanessa Rossetto: The Professional Album Review
The first thing you hear on Vanessa Rossetto’s The Professional is something you’ve probably never heard before: a…
Death Cab for Cutie: I Built You a Tower Album Review
There’s different tiers of grief: the self-induced (watching your home team’s first-ever World Series appearance slip through their…
Modest Mouse: An Eraser and a Maze Album Review
Earlier this year, Isaac Brock brought about 2,400 of his disciples aboard the inaugural Ice Cream Floats, a…
Paul McCartney: The Boys of Dungeon Lane Album Review
Paul McCartney must have been born nostalgic. How else to explain songs like “Penny Lane,” “The Long and…
aja monet: the color of rain Album Review
“Say it with your chest,” aja monet commands in the opening seconds of the color of rain. The…
Suzy Sheer: Pure Pulse, Slow Decay, Soft Release Album Review
There are very few interviews of Suzy Sheer online. The enigmatic electronic duo, made up of producer boysinblush…
Lykke Li: The Afterparty Album Review
It’s getting harder to surrender yourself—to the music, the moment—without noticing a bitter aftertaste. On her sixth and…
Drake: ICEMAN Album Review | Pitchfork
How to resurrect yourself and carry forward, head held aloft, after the biggest kill shot in hip-hop history?…
Fire-Toolz: Lavender Networks Album Review
Every fan has a different way of describing the absolutely bonkers music that Angel Marcloid makes as Fire-Toolz.…
Broken Social Scene: Remember the Humans Album Review
After completing the promotional run for their last album, 2017’s Hug of Thunder, Broken Social Scene locked into…