Reviews

'Fuck Art,' the latest from The Dirty Nil, finds the band at their most carefree, resulting in some of their catchiest songs to date

On their debut album, Bad Operation pull from familiar sounds and ideas to create a standout record that only they could make.

Rat Tally is one of indie rock's best-kept secrets and her new single "Shrug" is a natural next step.

With this being The Dangerous Summer's initial release on their own label, Molly Water Music, All That Is Left of the Blue Sky is their first foray into independent music - and it’s reason enough to expect their next will be even more impressive.

The combination of Bears in Trees' sincerity and their willingness to add a little grit to their sound give them a distinct style. Read Aaron's review and give the EP a listen.

ManDancing have made the leap, the leap from “I’ll throw this on” to “I can’t turn this off.” To put it bluntly, The Good Sweat is a masterpiece.

These albums are likely to be remembered as quiet titans, drawing little attention because they know they don't need to. Eric details why in this review.

The tracks on ALIAS would feel apt if played during a party scene in a film. Bineet writes about what makes this release exciting.

Hyperpop duo food house might occasionally bring up struggles with identity or depression, but the primary vibe they give off is unencumbered confidence. Take a listen and read Eric's review.

An out-and-out screamo record underscored by emo, Record Setter reinvented their sound once again on 'I Owe You Nothing.' Zac reviews.

Compared to Floating Room's previous work, the songs on 'Tired and True' sound fuller, more vivacious, and more imposing. Eric reviews the EP.

This is an album that deals with the visceral malaise ingrained in our very existence and looks at it from all angles. You can hear the songwriter, Caleb Cordes achieving epiphanies or reaching a breaking point in nearly every track, and his songwriting feels truly unique.