Review by Spencer Smith With their unique sound blending aspects of gospel, industrial, and post-punk, Algiers return for their sophomore LP, The Underside of Power. The album is filled with constantly lurking keyboards, droning...
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Review by Spencer Smith Richard Dawson – Peasant Beneath the seemingly-gimmicky, Renaissance-recalling textures of Richard Dawson’s new album, Peasant, lies some of the most interestingly composed, off-kilter folk of the past few years. Dawson...
Review by Spencer Smith Japanese Breakfast – Soft Sounds From Another Planet Last year, Japanese Breakfast, the project of Philadelphian Michelle Zauner, quietly released Psychopomp, an album that subtly addressed love and loss, while...
Review by John Wright Gorillaz – Humanz How much does it matter what an album is trying to do? Is a big sprawling concept album with thematic coherence and some kind of interesting vibe...
Review by Ryan Hartman Amy O – Elastic Elastic is without a doubt one of the most surprising albums of this year, becoming my record of the summer after only a few listens. For...
1. Kelela Raven (Warp)
2. Fireworks Higher Lonely Power (Run For Cover)
3. Nosaj Thing Continua (LuckyMe)
4. Daisy the Great All You Need Is Time (S-Curve)
5. Her Head's On Fire College Rock & Clove Cigarettes (Iodine)
6. Little Simz NO THANK YOU (Forever Living Originals/AWAL)
7. Paul Spring Thunderhead (Self-Released)
8. Jessica Winter Limerence [EP] (Lucky Number)
9. Deerhoof Miracle-Level (Joyful Noise)
10. Emelia Austin From Another Sky (Anxiety Blanket)
