HMLTD: West of Eden Matt Stratton·March 6, 2020HMLTD's long awaited debut album is one of the most effective criticisms of western culture, wrapped in a diverse post-punk package.0 Comments·0
Dan Deacon: Mystic Familiar Matt Stratton·February 24, 2020Dan Deacon's latest record delivers a psychedelic, minimalist, electronic meditation on metaphysical themes and the nature of being.0 Comments·0
Mappe Of: The Isle of Ailynn Matt Stratton·December 9, 2019Mappe Of's sophomore album is a fantasy epic of a lost island that begs you to escape in its rich environment.0 Comments·0
Cattle Decapitation: Death Atlas Matt Stratton·December 6, 2019Cattle Decapitation shows us our grim future on their most conceptual and bleak project to date0 Comments·0
Low Roar: ross. Matt Stratton·December 4, 2019Low Roar continues with another dreamy and atmospheric folk rock album that is filled with wanderlust and isolation.0 Comments·0
Opeth: In Causa Venenum Matt Stratton·October 17, 2019Opeth's latest record, In Causa Venenum, is a cultish, slow building, sinister, and retro progressive rock album through and through.0 Comments·0
Pixies: Beneath the Eyrie Matt Stratton·September 20, 2019While not as harsh as their early ventures, the Pixies new album Beneath the Eyrie is darker in tone than their earlier fare.0 Comments·0
Black Foxxes: Reiði Matt Stratton·March 28, 2018British indie rock outfit Black Foxxes’ second full length album is an immediate departure from the band’s debut album I’m Not Well.0 Comments·0