Album Reviews

Karen Haglof Perseverance and Grace Reviewed by: Max Miller It can be easy to forget, in this era so focused on the new and the now, that an artistic career is something that should follow the unpredictable twists and turns a life takes, and not just something to capture the Read More

Vivid Low Sky II Reviewed by: Geno Thackara Some odd people, I’ve heard, like to mute the TV at home and just have the images in the background without any sound; for others it’s maybe more fun sometimes to play Mystery Science Theater 3000 and add your own Read More

Sorority Noise It Kindly Stopped For Me Reviewed by: Tiffany Taylor A phrase to sum up Sorority Noise’s latest EP It Kindly Stopped For Me would be this: An emotional undertow of raw and complex feeling. Four songs may seems short and simple but that is hardly what Sorority Noise Read More

The Loom Here in the Deadlights Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt There’s few things more psychologically disturbing to a child’s mind than watching Tim Curry’s portrayal of a trans-dimensional parasite in the film It. Using its hypnotic “deadlights” the parasite culls residents of the Read More

Andrea Nardello Fire Reviewed by: Adelie Salagnac “I thought about life and how often you need to pick yourself back up after being broken,” singer/song-writer Andrea Nardello said in an interview with Vents Magazine. “We, as individuals, need to keep our internal lights burning. Read More

Suuns Hold/Still Reviewed by: Max Miller Suuns hail from Montreal and have released all their albums on Secretly Canadian (which, ironically, is based out of Indiana). Contrary to — or perhaps in perfect alignment with — the venerable label’s tongue-in-cheek name, there is Read More