Reviews

Jack M. Senff finds beauty in the mundane moments of life on his excellent and uplifting new album 'Low Spirit.'

Tallahassee rock band Pool Kids deliver a cutting and anthemic self-titled record reminiscent of emo's big-budget days.

Catch up on some recent releases with a clever, wordy emo album from summerbruise, a hazy stoner-rock heater from King of Heck, and an atmospheric late-night-drive record from Tyler Heaven.

Describing Quinton Brock's debut LP as indie rock is a half-measure. Every one of Quinton's songs bounces around just on the outskirts of any definitive genre label, instead being some combination of the soft sensibility and tones of indie with the unique energy of other genres entirely.

Cult Babies (Collin Reynolds from Coupons) delves into the ripples of an extreme religious upbringing on the beautiful and warm 'Talk, talk'

Bartees Strange follows up his knockout debut with the sleek and stylish 'Farm to Table.'

Drunk Girl, the producer currently best known for a track featured in the car-soccer video game Rocket League, is taking […]

Jonah Matranga’s covered a lot of ground in his thirty-year career, and on Tenderwild, a sort of homecoming for the singer […]

Arlen Gun Club's debut album is an irresistible collection of indie punk songs packed with slick guitar solos and massive hooks.

The Zells sound both ambitious and raw on their excellent new record 'Ant Farm.'

JER uses ska as a musical jumping off point for a fluid, forward-moving record that lyrically explores the blend of the personal and political.

Bruce Lee Band's 'One Step Forward. Two Steps Back.' is classic ska, mixing smooth instrumentals with pointedly political lyrics.

Anne tackles the new record from H A U N T E R, calling it a "soothingly detailed blur" of ambient pop and experimental hip-hop.

Pkew Pkew Pkew sound focused and tight on the raucous 'Open Bar.'

Read Zac's review of Khamsin's debut LP 'What's Left of Life' and check out an exclusive stream of the album