“Pencil Me In” by Fovea – Review
Review by Sam Taylor Rating: 5/10 “Pencil Me In” by Fovea… Where do I start? Let’s look at the star of this album: “Cost Of.” That lush soundscape ushered in by a strong, unique...
Category: CD Reviews
“What Have You Done To My Water?” by Beverly Tender – Review
Review by Elyssa Pollio Rating: 8/10 This review was brought to you by… Beverly Tender is a band I have been following since their release of their first EP “Lord Mayor Makes 1,000 Speeches”...
POST by Jeff Rosenstock Review
Review by Thomas Troyan This review was brought to you by… POST- is Jeff’s fourth album after his previous project “Bomb the Music Industry!” a follow up to 2016’s “WORRY.” which was a personal...
“The Greatest Gift” by Sufjan Stevens – Review
Review by Thomas Troyan Sufjan Stevens has been very busy this year. Coming in with his third release of the year, following his “Carrie and Lowell” live album, and his collaborative “Planetarium” project is...
Mura Masa: Album Review of the Week
Album: Mura Masa Artist: Mura Masa Reviewer: John Wright This review is brought to you by: Allow me to pitch you something; picture an album with a star-studded feature list and a wide range...
Review of the Week: The OOZ by King Krule
Album: The OOZ Artist: King Krule Reviewer: John Wright Rating: 9/10 Brought to you by: I’ve only just become aware of Archy Marshall recently but I can already state with confidence that he is...
Album Review: Oh Sees – Orc
Review by Ryan Hartman Oh Sees – Orc John Dwyer and company follow up last year’s pair of excellent releases (A Weird Exits and the sister album/EP An Odd Entrances) by dropping the “Thee”...
Album Review: The Lovely Bad Things – Teenage Grown Ups
Review by Ryan Hartman The Lovely Bad Things – Teenage Grown Ups After being recorded years ago and facing long delays, this album is finally seeing the light of day. Veterans of the Burger...
Album Review: The War on Drugs – A Deeper Understanding
Review by John Wright The War on Drugs – A Deeper Understanding Alternative music is in a weird stage of its extended love affair with that holiest of all instruments; (to your Dad and...
Album Review: Alvvays – Antisocialites
Review by Johanna Sima Alvvays – Antisocialites For their latest album, Antisocialites Toronto group Alvvays explores dark themes of isolation and loss with contrasting warmth and bright harmonies. The album is as short and...
