Album Reviews

Smallpools The Science of Letting Go EP Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier   The science of letting go and moving on is something that we all can relate to in some way or another. For Los Angeles-based indie pop band, Smallpools, they get it. Listeners enjoy music that is relatable. Read More

Arcade Fire Everything Now Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier   It’s been four years since Arcade Fire rolled out 2013’s commercially and critically acclaimed Reflektor. The publicity surrounding the release was huge, from secret shows, graffiti campaigns, and the Saturday Night Read More

Lushloss   Asking/Bearing Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt   Take a moment to look up Lushloss in Spotify. If you tab over to “Related Artists,” names like Kate Bush, Death Cab for Cutie, and PJ Harvey all spring up. It’s strange. Strange because not one of those artists, giants Read More

N-A-R-C Infinite Mine Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier   Multimedia artist, Pepi Ginsberg, and composer/producer, Martin Crane. have collaborated on a new project under the moniker, N-A-R-C (based on Ginsberg’s “wink-and-nod handle”, NewAgeRealChange), for a full-length debut Read More

Nora Rothman Nora Rothman EP Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt   Nora Rothman has made a career out of being someone hard to box into a corner. From the realm of acting to political campaigning, there’s little that she hasn’t dabbled in during her still burgeoning career. Through Read More

Human Potential Hot Gun Western City Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier   It’s known that it’s important for artists to open a record with an engaging track that compels the listener to continue on and listen to the remainder of the record. With Human Potential’s Hot Gun Western Read More