August 26, 2016

Ingrid Michaelson It Doesn’t Have to Make Sense Reviewed by: Geno Thackara Ingrid Michaelson can be a lot of things: adorable pixie or heartbreaking crooner, restless spirit and cult favorite with quirky videos to match. 2014’s Lights Out was more successful than ever Read More

Dear County Low Country Reviewed by: Julia Cirignano Low Country is Dear County’s debut album. Consisting of Arrica Rose, Mark W. Lynn, Michael Smartt, Nelson Saarni and Julia Napier, this band has created a truly one of a kind California-country and soul album. With backgrounds Read More

Mild High Club Skiptracing Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier Last fall’s debut, Timeline, was Alex Brettin’s first under his solo moniker, Mild High Club. Less than a year later, he’s introducing his sophomore effort, Skiptracing. Once a tourmate of Canadian indie rock Read More

Chelan Vultures Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt Summer of 2016 may as well be nicknamed the summer of reinvention. More and more artists within the crowded sphere of indie have begun to adopt a fresher sonic alphabet, trading in some of their trademarked style and sound in favor of a Read More

Gringo Star The Sides and In Between Reviewed by: Max Miller It’s easy to forget that, just five years ago, garage rock was having a sort of renaissance. The White Stripes’ position in the classic rock canon was nigh unquestionable, and the Black Keys’ El Camino debuted at an Read More

Heroes of Toolik Like Night Reviewed by: Asher Wolf Some whisper rumors that Heroes of Toolik are harbingers of vigilante justice in the New York City underground art rock scene. In addition to their fittingly whimsical name, the low profile supergroup has the eclecticism of a Read More