Reviews

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.’

Take a quick read through a few of our favorite tracks of the month and then get streaming our Best of the Month Staff Spotify playlist which includes all those tracks and many more!

The day after announcing their single, Insignificant Other released their debut album, i'm so glad i feel this way about you, a personal record full of energy and raging hooks that carry a listener from song to song.

'Post Country' by Cicala radiates authenticity through rambling anecdotes, dreamy visions, and warm harmonies. The South Carolina natives echo the conversational sound of bands like The Front Bottoms and McCafferty but with a pinch of country twang, Post Country is like a storybook of vivid memories that are recited with an ease and flow to create a beautifully catchy summer record.

Mess’ debut LP 'Learning How to Talk' is, thankfully, worth the wait and indeed pairs perfectly with April weather.

Friendship Int’l. is a two-part monthly tribute to the emo and alternative music in Southeast Asia, featuring the month’s best new releases from across the Pacific deep dives into the independent music community.

In some ways, 'fade into the dawn' is a departure from Field Medic's previous work, making for some of the bands darkest material yet.

On 'Morbid Stuff', PUP focus on the darkest parts of the modern world without sacrificing the high energy of their previous work.

With their new record, You Are Ok, The Maine explores isolation, mental health & more in a way that is reflective and encouraging captured by the album's lyrics and powerful instrumentals.

Priests push their sound to previously unexplored sonic territory on their great sophomore record, 'The Seduction of Kansas.' Read our review: