John Metcalfe: The Appearance of Colour
A solid instrumental album that really exudes the Metcalfe mastery of classical, yet electronic production in an industry he has inhabited for so long.
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Slaughter Beach: Love/Venice
There is so much room for error in the genre that often sees bands walking a thin line between synth wizard and white noise. Slaughter Beach defies that line.
Cristobal and the Sea: Sugar Now
Sugar Now does what a lot of albums can't as it exists as a patchwork of many visible influences while still succeeding in getting lost in itself.
The Japanese House: Clean
Mysterious in how fresh it is, Clean shows promise even though there are a few kinks to be worked out.
Shadow In The Cracks: Shadow In The Cracks
If it's the sound of the Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Blind Shake or maybe even Spaceman 3 that you're looking for, there is something here that will resonate well with you.
Featured Concerts: BIG K.R.I.T. at The Granada
It has been a great year for southern rap. With Travis Scott’s “Rodeo” thrusting the genre into the mainstream...
Shopping: Why Choose
Shopping warms your ears up and sets an overall tone an album that allows for effortless song flow.
Featured Concerts: Bully at The Bottleneck
The night of October 8th, the Bottleneck opened to Bully with openers Fake Limbs and Heat. The set...
The World is a Beautiful Place I am No Longer Afraid to Die: Harmlessness
This album is ambitious, unique, and riddled with variety.