Album Reviews

Bully Feels Like Reviewed by: Max Miller Truth be told, I’d been purposely avoiding Nashville, TN’s Bully right up until I took the assignment to review Feels Like, their debut LP. Everything about the buzz the music press had built up around them seemed all-too-familiar in a way Read More

Richard Thompson Still Reviewed by: Geno Thackara     Some people mellow out with age. Some may get happier or more complacent. Others can’t shake the restless habit of always looking for a different angle. Richard Thompson has some predictable consistencies Read More

Yukon Blonde On Blonde Reviewed by: Brian Roser     The first thought I had when I started listening to the album was, ‘the eighties called, they want their album back’. My second thought was, ‘actually, this is pretty good’; tell the Brat Pack Read More

Third Eye Blind Dopamine Reviewed by: Max Miller     Since music writers tend to be a snarky bunch of assholes, I feel I need to explicitly state up-front that my fondness for Third Eye Blind is completely genuine. I am not affecting an ironic distance when I tell you Read More

Ryn Weaver The Fool  Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt A pleasant mish-mash of the mainstream and indie. While this distinction is becoming increasingly arbitrary, it’s how you might describe Ryn Weaver along with any number of songwriters within the same vein, including Lana Del Rey or Read More

Jenny Hval Apocalypse, girl Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier     Hval aims to make you uncomfortable. The brilliant provocateur returns her with fifth album, Apocalypse, girl with the intention to force you to think about subjects such as your sexuality. The opening numbe Read More