Album Reviews

Sturgill Simpson A Sailor’s Guide To Earth Reviewed by: Tiffany Taylor From the moment I put on A Sailor’s Guide To Earth by Sturgill Simpson, I knew this was something I had never heard before. Simpson is known from his breakthrough in the country genre, completely mixing his Read More

Wolkoff Without Shame Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt “Put on your X Ray specs because my LP’s about to come straight at you.” I recently reread these fateful words back to myself from an interview with synthpop darling and Toronto-born Joanie Wolkoff, though most might Read More

CFM Still Life of Citrus and Slime Reviewed by: Tiffany Taylor Pushing through the fog is Charles Moothart, or CFM, with his new solo project Still Life of Citrus and Slime. An ode to heartbreak and discovery, CFM has put out a work that is full of psychedelic rock and garage Read More

Mark Erelli For a Song Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt Whenever I try to find perfection in a folk album I know I’m not coming from the right place. Trying to find perfection in anything is a faulty venture from the start. Instead what validates folk and its branches are the Read More

The Dose Reviewed by: Max Miller It’s one of those “makes-you-feel-old” tidbits worthy of a Buzzfeed article: Nevermind is as old today as Sgt. Pepper was when Kurt Cobain and co. inadvertently started a musical revolution back in September of 1991. The story, nowadays so Read More

Woods City Sun Eater In The River of Light Reviewed By: Lauren Rosier Upon first listen to the latest Woods record, I felt like the band aimed to incorporate influences of Mexican music or the Hispanic culture into the overall feel of the opening track, “Sun City Creeps.” Between Read More