MOTHXR: Centerfold
MOTHXR's seductive debut album, Centerfold, successfully excavates the decedent basin of New Romanticism.
Logan Gossett
Wild Nothing: Life of Pause
Life of Pause is an intermediary album. It is an unsteady, but promising bridge to Wild Nothing’s next project.
Pillar Point: Marble Mouth
Despite the heavy-handed influence from of Montreal's Kevin Barnes, Scott Reitherman achieves a dense, indelibly fun sound.
Mozes and the Firstborn: Mozes and the Firstborn
Mozes and the Firstborn craft irresistible garage (or basement) rock on their self-titled, debut LP.
GIVERS: New Kingdom
GIVERS successfully gives a lot, but I would've been happy with even less.
Rococode: Panic Attack
Eponymous single, "Panic Attack," is unquestionably their most seasoned dish, flaunting more flavor than substance, but delivering a flavor that's lingering with a jaunty aftertaste.
Julia Holter: Have You in My Wilderness
On Have You in My Wilderness, Holter’s narrative is more intimate than allusive.
Yppah: Tiny Pause
Tiny Pause is intended to bombard listeners with as much joy and weightlessness as they can handle.
Featured Concerts: Deafheaven at The Granada
Hardcore band Poison the Well was playing through the speakers as the Granada’s doors opened to decorated metal...
Kurt Vile: b’lieve i’m goin down
Never have words and thoughts flown more unabated out of Vile than on this sprawling album.
Ducktails: St. Catherine
“Headbanging in the Mirror” isn’t the forecasted opening lyric from the guitarist for the pleasantly breezy pop moguls...
Slow Meadow: Slow Meadow
Slow Meadow is memorable without being abrasive or distracting.