Reviews

A minimalist approach pays off for Greg Mendez on his gorgeous new self-titled record

Clocking in at 15 minutes, this EP is one that every person who lived through MySpace days should check out and add to their joyride music rotation this summer

Screamo pioneers Jeromes Dream are back, and their fourth LP 'The Gray in Between' is one of the most unfiltered, powerfully liberating post-hardcore albums of the year. Loan sat down with the band to discuss the record.

Superviolet tap into the feeling of rejuvenation that comes with the change of seasons on 'Infinite Spring'

Zac reviews the new EP from California hardcore upstarts Scowl, who reveal themselves to be far more versatile than anyone could've expected on 'Psychic Dance Routine'

Dana Why's debut 'The Lyre' is an ambitious and fulfilling collection of maximalist rock

Wednesday's 'Rat Saw God' is a transcendent dirtbag gospel bathed equally in twang and distortion

Cunabear and Steel Tipped Dove create a magical spark on ‘Steel Tipped Bear Claws 2: Phantasmagoria’

Hanson reviews the long-awaited collab from JPEGMAFIA and Danny Brown.

Philly DIY champion Brian Walker is back with a 4-song tribute to the independent musician lifestyle.

Being able to finally listen to Alicia Blue’s 'Inner Child Work' in full brings a deeper sense of texture to life, and Hope caught up with Blue to discuss the two EPs.

Dazy return with 'OTHERBODY,' a fresh and invigorating collection of tracks from the 'OUTOFBODY' sessions

Unnerving and explosive, Godcaster's self-titled record is a must-listen

MSPAINT set fire to the corpse of genre on their refreshing and innovative debut 'Post-American'

Grace looks back on Jason Molina's 'Magnolia Electric Co.' 20 years after its release, and ten after his death.