Reviews

Jordan looks at the take-control moments of Long Neck's latest album, "World's Strongest Dog."

The long-awaited fifth album from Elvis Depressedly is the most musically progressive and lyrically visceral release in the Mathew Lee Cothran Catalog. Read our review:

On If You’re Dreaming, Burch has pushed her sound into more sparse, jazzy territory. Burch spent a few months working on the album in the Catskills, and the result is a record as tranquil and vast as the mountain range itself.

On her debut album under the name Ellis, a play on her initials, Linnea Siggelkow is thoughtful and reflective. With lyrics that pour from her as if she were thinking out loud and sweeping, transient instrumentation, this debut serves as a strong introduction.

All Time Low's new album finds them at their best. Wake Up, Sunshine, feels like modern nostalgia of the culmination of the entire band’s discography. Read Hope's review and listen to the record.

Many are turning to music for a sense of escapism after being locked indoors for weeks on end. Derek Ted is no exception with his new EP 'so strange...onlytearz'.

The latest single from the Philly post-punk group Courier Club is charming, catchy, and sneakily refreshing. Check it out and read our review.

Lotus Kid's new song "I'mbalance" is a high energy track that spews like Mentos in a Coke bottle.

Haif Waif's new album 'The Caretaker' is not an album interested in the surface level of things. It is not your friend promising that taking care of yourself manifests in face masks or bath bombs. Instead, it advocates looking within.

Jordan explores the constantly evolving, reinventing "Brat" by Nnamdï Ogbonnaya.

Homage is only a compliment when perfectly executed, and that's just what U.S. Girls have done with 'Heavy Light'.

Lean into Waxahatchee's Alabama roots in their new album, Saint Cloud.