GAS: November 89 Album Review
Like an author of fantasy fiction, Wolfgang Voigt is continually rewriting and restructuring the internal logic of his…
mary in the junkyard: Role Model Hermit Album Review
A couple of years ago, the three members of mary in the junkyard flew to New York City…
Topdown Dialectic: False LP A Album Review
The jig is up. The act behind the most bewildering ambient techno of the past 15 years is…
Hammok: When Does This Place Become Our Scene Album Review
Every song Hammok write—whether it takes the form of clanking noise-rock, hurtling post-hardcore, or punk ripped straight from…
Beth Orton: The Ground Above Album Review
Thirty-three years into her career, Beth Orton is making some of the best music of her life. The…
Muse: The Wow! Signal Album Review
Like the supermassive black holes they once sang about, Muse, too, have been collapsing in on themselves thanks…
BIG|BRAVE: in grief or in hope Album Review
Ever since guitar amplifiers grew powerful enough to promise total obliteration, there have been people like BIG|BRAVE’s Mathieu…
Converge: Hum of Hurt Album Review
The second album this year from metalcore pioneers Converge is named for a mysterious, pulsing, low-frequency ambient drone,…
Number One Albums on Billboard 200 With the Longest Titles
Olivia Rodrigo’s first two studio albums, Sour and Guts, both had very short titles. So, the pop star…
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…
Olivia Rodrigo: you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love Album Review
The B-side tracks the relationship’s downturn. She names a song about realizing that love doesn’t fix everything “the…
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…