Caroline Says: 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can’t Be Wrong Andrew Chavez·September 27, 2017With a nondescript blurry photograph as an album cover, it’s clear that Caroline Says is intent on letting the music speak for itself.0 Comments·0
Sinkane: Life & Livin’ It Andrew Chavez·May 28, 2017With plenty of funk and warm weather vibes, Sinkane is smoother than ever on his latest release.0 Comments·0
Sleigh Bells: Jessica Rabbit Andrew Chavez·February 22, 2017An album of extremes, Jessica Rabbit is without a doubt the most exhausting yet exhilarating listen Sleigh Bells has put out yet.0 Comments·0
Devin Frank: The Vanishing Blues Andrew Chavez·December 28, 2016Full of flutes, bongos, and harmonica. Often lyrically cynical. Always honest. Devin Frank makes his compelling solo debut.0 Comments·0
Lady Wray: Queen Alone Andrew Chavez·November 7, 2016Mastering the art of confidence, living in your truth, being there for yourself, and empowerment. This is what Queen Alone is all about.0 Comments·0
Deap Vally: Femejism Andrew Chavez·November 7, 2016This duo packs enough grit and tenacity on this album to make you dizzy if you aren’t already from the head-banging you’ll be doing.0 Comments·0
DYAN: Looking for Knives Andrew Chavez·October 17, 2016Chill synth-pop group DYAN has delivered a debut that will be sure to act as a low-key soundscape for those in need of a laidback vibe.0 Comments·0
Julia Jacklin: Don’t Let The Kids Win Andrew Chavez·September 30, 2016Afternoons lounging poolside. Reflecting on one's youth. Accepting the strangeness of feelings. Julia Jacklin's strong debut does it all.0 Comments·0