No Joy Creep Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt Within the onslaught of shoegaze revivalists that have been popping up since the early 2000s, the duo behind No Joy, Jasamine White-Gluz and Laura Lloyd, have continually reinvented themselves through a sometimes visceral punk aesthetic in Read More

Xiu Xiu Forget Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier Singer/songwriter, Jamie Stewart, who is the brains behind experimental rock band, Xiu Xiu, is back with another stellar record that expresses the band’s dark existential worries in Forget. Forget is arranged as disciplined pop focused on Read More

Acceptance Colliding By Design Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier In 2005, the dynamic pop rock band, ACCEPTANCE, released their debut album, Phantoms; a record filled with catchy pop rock anthems that position them as one of the up and coming bands in the scene at the time. A year Read More

by Brittney Corridean If you’re as big of a This is Us fan, you appreciate the little subtleties and intense emotional situations that occur throughout each episode. Another thing that stands out is the music. I feel the music is matched very well to various heart wrenching Read More

Jens Lekman Life Will See You Now Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt Since his debut in 2004, Gothenburg-native Jens Lekman has never failed to be himself. Putting forward an often deeply sardonic outlook into his albums, he has remained in the midst of romance and macabre. The Read More

Idle Bloom Little Deaths Reviewed by: Max Miller Nashville, TN has long held its reputation as the country music capital of the world, but for those whose tastes in guitar music errs on the side of crunch over twang, the city has lately been a bastion for young rockers. JEFF the Read More