Review by Brian McMinn 8/10 Bibio’s 10th release, Ribbons, has a feel that is wistful and mystical, bringing to mind the stylings of other mystic, folksy artists on the modern stage. In this album,...
By Scales The sugar-coated dream-pop sounds of Melbourne native Hatchie are best played loud. Her debut EP quickly turned heads last summer with its refreshing mix of shoegaze and pop. Now, Hatchie is gearing...
By Kelly Hadfield Bear’s Den has been among my top three favorite bands for about seven years. Throughout that time, I have somehow always managed to just left whatever city they were playing; I...
By Sarah Worthington King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard’s latest album, Fishing for Fishies, had me hooked from start to finish. The album had a robot-boogies-with-the-blues kind of vibe, illustrated by the robot with...
By Bethany Brubeck The collective angst felt by the Millennial generation has manifested in a myriad of music genres which each capture a different perspective of this feeling. Heart Attack Man was able to...
By Meghan Zonno SWMRS is a four piece rock band from Oakland, California. The band is fronted by brothers Cole and Max Becker. Cole plays the rhythm guitar and Max plays lead guitar. They...
By Jacqui Siebar Natalie Mering, known as Weyes Blood, released her new album Titanic Rising on April 5th, 2019. This indie /alternative album is packed with beautiful lyrics, futuristic sounds, and classical instruments. The...
By Nick Jacobyansky Radiohead did it. Animal Collective did it. Hell, even McCartney did it: continued making music knowing that Pavement had already perfected the medium. Additionally, all of these acts tried their hand...
By Spencer Smith Last Monday, just ahead of the iconographic, late-March snow in Pittsburgh, Nils Frahm took the stage in front of a hushed congregation, fluttering with excitement for what would be nothing short...
By Matthew Lawhead With a career spanning over twenty years and a slew of releases, Andrew Bird has returned with My Finest Work Yet. He is a singer-songwriter, but he is also a multi-instrumentalist...
1. Jay Som Anak Ko (Polyvinyl)
2. String Machine Death of the Neon (Self Released)
3. Florist Emily Alone (Double Double Whammy)
4. Marika Hackman Any Human Friend (Sub Pop)
5. Mikey Young You Feelin' Me (Castle Face)
6. Philippa Zang Pothole Diaries [EP] (Self Released)
7. Whitney Forever Turned Around (Secretly Canadian)
8. Frankie Cosmos Close it Quietly (Sub Pop)
9. Slaughter Beach, Dog Safe And Also No Fear (Lame-O)
10. Floral Print Floral Print (Tiny Engines)
