Album Review

'Yard,' the second LP from Slow Pulp, explores intricacies and insecurities in relationships, familial, romantic, and intrapersonal.

Taking Meds deliver ten perfectly crafted punk tunes on 'Dial M For Meds'

On 'Divine Inner Tension,' Hail the Sun turns in their most melodic record yet. Jazmin calls it 'phenomenal' –– read why!

The Maine’s self-titled is a midnight record, and Hope calls it one of the band's best yet.

'Squall' is Downhaul’s subtlest release yet, and it’s proof in itself of how far they’ve come.

Hanson reviews the new album from Young Thug. 'Business Is Business' is a victory lap.

On 'A Gift & a Curse,' his first album since his release from prison, Gunna announces he's back at it.

'Bunny,' the latest from Beach Fossils, is an ideal soundtrack to play in the background of summer debauchery.

As its title suggests, ther's debut ;a horrid whisper that echoes in a palace of endless joy' examines the nagging fear that tugs at the sleeve of those who inch towards optimism.

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.

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'

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

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.

Grace Robins-Somerville examines Total Downer's emotionally open debut LP 'Caretaker'

Zac looks at Real Friends' new album 'There's Nothing Worse Than Too Late'