Bnny – “One Million Love Songs” Review Bnny’s latest album, “One Million Love Songs,” sees frontwoman Jessica Viscius and her bandmates delving into the complex and multifaceted world of love. Across 11 tracks, Viscius explores love in all its forms – from heartache and pain to joy and optimism. The […]
Logic1000’s debut album, “Mother,” is a refreshing addition to the electronic music scene, offering stripped-back beats and tasteful synths that create a mesmerizing listening experience. Samantha Poulter, also known as Logic1000, showcases her talent for crafting enthralling house tracks alongside creative partner Thomas McAlister. The album features collaborations with vocalists […]
In Paste Magazine’s review of Julia Holter’s latest album, “Something in the Room She Moves Makes,” the writer paints a picture of an artist who has returned to her experimental roots with a deeply introspective and emotionally complex work. The album is described as a departure from Holter’s previous more […]
Upon hearing Vitriol’s sophomore album, Suffer & Become, one finds themselves immersed in a cataclysmic whirlwind of sound, a relentless assault on the senses that leaves no room for respite. The Portland-based quartet has returned with an updated lineup and a sharpened sound that showcases a newfound sense of compositional […]
Injury Reserve’s RiTchie has ventured into new territory with his latest album, “Triple Digits [112].” After the tragic loss of his fellow emcee, Groggs, RiTchie found solace in creating an album that served as a “personal outlet,” allowing him to explore a more loose and lighthearted side of his artistry. […]
Elbow’s latest album, Audio Vertigo, marks a return to form for the band, showcasing a mix of new sounds while still retaining the essence of their earlier work. This album feels like a breath of fresh air, with a sense of reinvention that is both exciting and familiar at the […]
Sam Evian’s latest album, “Plunge,” sees the Upstate New York-based producer and musician continuing his streak of warm, nostalgic rock ‘n’ roll. Enveloped in a blanket of psych-rock signifiers, Evian’s music is reliable and inherently inoffensive, showcasing his knack for crafting easygoing, groovy tunes that effortlessly flow off the tongue. […]
Little Simz’ latest EP, “Drop 7,” is a succinct yet impactful collection of tracks that showcase her versatility and artistry. While it may not contain the jaw-dropping lyrical prowess that fans are accustomed to from the British rapper, it excels in creating a vibrant and infectious atmosphere that will have […]
Pillow Queens – Name Your Sorrow: A Review In a sea of indie rock bands, Dublin-based Pillow Queens stand out as a beacon of authenticity and vulnerability. Their latest album, “Name Your Sorrow,” released on April 19th via Royal Mountain Records, solidifies their place as one of the most exciting […]
Beatenberg’s latest album, “The Great Fire of Beatenberg,” showcases the band’s evolution and growth as they continue to refine their signature sound. Matthew Field, Robin Brink, and Ross Dorkin have seamlessly blended their South African roots with influences from the heyday of indie in the late 2000s, creating a refreshing […]
