Album Reviews

Elephant Revival Petals Reviewed by: Tiffany Taylor Elephant Revival, a harmonious folk-esque group, fuse nature and the beauty of life into an eloquent album they call Petals. A soft, classical tone that is accompanied by instruments such as the cello and steel drum- it breathes Read More

Woodpigeon T R O U B L E Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt Trouble can mean a few things, most of them not all that good. In its common definition trouble is synonymous with danger, foretelling events that will lead to dramatic and unkind conclusions. While the first thing that might Read More

Moderat III Reviewed by: Geno Thackara If it’s true that some of the best art can come from tension and conflict, it’s also true that good things can come from moving past it. Things didn’t exactly go smoothly when Gernot Bronsert and Sebastian Szary (aka Read More

Joon Moon Call Me Reviewed by: Carlos Esqueda Imagine if Michael Buble, John Legend, and James Bay gave birth to a child. Can’t picture it? Well let Joon Moon help you out with that. The indie-pop writer’s story began back in 2014 in Montmartre, Paris, in the studio of Read More

Hit Bargain Hit Bargain Reviewed by: Tiffany Taylor Bursting into the scene with their self-made genre is Hit Bargain. Los Angeles four-piece that has created queencore, a new genre blending queer, queening, and hardcore. Still confused? Listen for yourself to hear what this band Read More

Kiran Leonard Grapefruit Reviewed by: Geno Thackara Feel like some experimental rock with a touch of thrash? Want a bit of chamber music here and there too? How about lo-fi basement pop? A dash of psych-folk or retro jazz on the side? If your answer to all of the above is YES, Read More