Jason Isbell Something More Than Free Reviewed by: Jane Roser     From cutting his teeth with the Southern rock band Drive-By Truckers and rising above his addiction demons to release one of 2013’s most critically acclaimed albums (Southeastern), singer-songwriter Read More

Tame Impala Currents Reviewed by: Fareeha Naim Tame Impala can be described in many ways: psychedelic, soulful, electrifying. Predictable is not one of them. If you have been a fan through Lonerism and Innerspeaker, prepare for a different yet purely gratifying listening Read More

Flying Saucer Attack Instrumentals 2015 Reviewed by: Max Miller Most of us have had that friend — that friend who, for the sake of simplicity and gender-neutrality, I will call Cameron. Cameron owns a shit-ton of effects pedals or esoteric synths or both. They purchase Read More

Imaginary People Dead Letterbox Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt The mixture of lo-fi and garage rock is analogous to chocolate and peanut butter. It just works. What about lo-fi mixed with a blend of garage rock, post-punk, and the soundtrack to a Spaghetti Western? You’ll find on the Read More

by Donte Kirby Any fan of underground hip hop or Samurai Champloo has heard of Jun Seba, popularly known as Nujabes. For those who haven’t heard of the Japanese DJ, his record Modal Soul will show you the existential beauty of the 808. A beat that sounds like dipping in a river Read More

by Shannon Fox Picture yourself relaxing in the warm summer sun and sipping a beer as the sounds of live music fill the air and enter your ears. Music festivals are an essential part to every music lover’s agenda, but they can also put a big dent in your wallet. Now, picture Read More