Reviews

Pronoun's debut record consists of addictive beats, sultry vocals and soaring production full of expressive lyrics that delivers on every front. Read Hope's review and take a listen.

Sarah Knoll reviews the next chapter of Remo Drive with their new record, 'Natural, Everyday Degradation' which she found to be a disappointment in comparison to their prior work.

Routine Maintenance, the second full-length release from Aaron West, is artful in both the macro and micro.

Amanda unpacks the varied, energetic sound packed into 'Revenge of the Crashtones' by The Crashtones.

'UFOF', the third album from Big Thief, is the bands weirdest and most ambiguous collection of songs yet, boldly reaching for something ephemeral and out of this world.

Amanda unpacks the impact and detail of Slingshot Dakota's "Heavy Banding."

On their highly anticipated fourth album, Vampire Weekend strip back the sounds of their earliest works, resulting in some of their catchiest songs yet on the excellent 'Father of the Bride'.

Hope Ankney explores the new frontier of pop set by Charly Bliss's 'Young Enough.'

Amanda explores the devotional distortion of Flux Hymns' EP, 'Shimmer.'

'Fake Blood', the second full-length from Heart Attack Man, is a powerhouse record of classic rock riffs and infectious melodies.

Ryan Bartlett unpacks the new, fresh approach to songwriting in Mat Kerekes’ ‘Ruby.’

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