Ratatat: Magnifique
Ratatat combines the tireless work of their last 14 years to bring forth a fifth LP of on point electronic goodness.
Music Reviews
FKA Twigs: M3LL155X
As a messed up relationship unfolds, driven by electronic pulsation, the urge to intervene lessens as FKA Twigs makes you crave more.
Foals: What Went Down
Foals (2013's Best Live Act - UK) returns with an explosion of catchy indie jams.
Deradoorian: The Expanding Flower Planet
Angel Deradoorian, member of the Dirty Projectors and frequent collaborator with Flying Lotus, comes through with a new, experimental album.
Stolen Jars: Kept
Influenced by Dirty Projectors, Adult Jazz, and the Northeast, Stolen Jars is the perfect fall rotation album.
Vinyl Williams: Into
Being surrounded by the right people and with his musical background, Vinyl Williams is poised to keep up his psychedelic, surrealist songwriting.
The Arcs: Yours, Dreamily,
Dan Auerbach of Black Keys fame, dips into neo-soul and western psych.
Beach House: Depression Cherry
The new album from beloved dream pop duo, Beach House.
Ducktails: St. Catherine
“Headbanging in the Mirror” isn’t the forecasted opening lyric from the guitarist for the pleasantly breezy pop moguls...
Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats: Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats
Rateliff sits at the intersection of two dovetailing contemporary music trends: folk revivalism, and retro-soul.
Destroyer: Poison Season
Destroyer does it again, just more pomp and less sax this time.
Lou Barlow: Brace the Wave
Lou Barlow of Dinosaur Jr. and Sebadoh fame returns with a stripped down folk rock sound that rings true more often than it does not.
Boss Moxi: Oddball
Boss Moxi's aptly named "Oddball" is equal parts late 80s alt-rock, grungy art rock, gypsy jazz, and urban surf. Dark, strange, and lovely.
Nattali Rize & Notis: New Era Frequency
Nattali Rize & Notis have teamed up to bring a new age reggae sound to the new era.
Tame Impala: Currents
Tame Impala transcends expectations with their electronic masterpiece Currents.
Yo La Tengo: Stuff Like That There
New mostly-covers album from Yo La Tengo!
The Delta Saints: Bones
This Jack White-esque, bluesy-twang infused, psychedelic band called The Delta Saints just came out with a rarity: a multi-faceted album.
Slow Meadow: Slow Meadow
Slow Meadow is memorable without being abrasive or distracting.
EZTV: Calling Out
Jangly indie rock from Brooklyn.
Gossamer: Automation
Mysterious, ambient, and beat filled oriental electronic tracks all for your listening pleasure.
Check out "Okuma"
It's a fantastic song
Alpine: Yuck
Sultry lyrics, layers of gorgeous vocals, pulsing beats and atmosphere from Australian babes Alpine.
Bow Thayer: Sundowser
I felt like I should be at a festival eating chocolates the whole time I was listening to this album.
Oscar: Beautiful Words
"I Just Want To Hear Beautiful Words" Oscar delivers just that in this high-spirited EP.