Reviews

Bogues is a sunflower under no roof, growing exponentially with every new season. This shines through on his newest EP 'Paint All The Walls The Same'.

On 'Important', Comprador manages to piece together its disparate influences into a singular vision, a godsend in a scene that is constantly grasping for authenticity.

Varsity's new record, 'The Basement Takes (2015-2016)', sounds like a finsta in album form.

Valleyheart boldly embrace total uncertainty on "Without a Doubt,"a slice of propulsive yet jangly alt-rock. Our track review:

On their debut album 'Super Enthusiast', Macseal blends vulnerable lyrics with elements of pop, emo, and math-rock for a refreshing sound.

Counterparts continue to unravel the definition of hardcore on their wonderful new LP 'Nothing Left to Love'

New Hell’s dimness makes it apt for ushering in winter. It’s a case study in how beauty can be molded from even the eeriest of things.

On 'Four of Arrows', Great Grandpa take steps toward becoming their best selves, but their heart is just the same as it always was. Their sophomore LP is a big step forward, reaching new, complex and layered sounds.

On All Out, Locket is sharing their vulnerable art with us while still acknowledging where they’ve come from with pride

Angel Olsen's 'All Mirrors' is a triumph in every sense of the word. Read our review:

In “A Poem,” AJJ disembowels stan culture piece by piece.

Revisiting their past and welcoming the future, The Menzingers' newest album, 'Hello Exile' is as much of a continuation as it is a departure. Check out Kayla's review.