Album Reviews

The Lawsuits Moon Son Reviewed by: Adelie Salagnac Let’s skip the unnecessary typical comments about their long hair, the suppositions on their inspirations, and the comparisons with artists, both dead and alive (you’ll easily figure that out on your own), and go straight to the Read More

Those Pretty Wrongs Reviewed by: Fareeha Naim In an age that relishes in experimentation, technology, and innovation, sometimes, it’s refreshing to get a taste of simplicity and balance. And that’s exactly what Those Pretty Wrongs gives with their debut self-titled album. Only Read More

Young Magic Still Life Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier Brooklyn-based experimental, electronic pop band, Young Magic, has always had a unique sound unlike anyone else. The duo’s latest record, Still Life, isn’t an exception. The band’s current lineup of Indonesian-born Melati Malay Read More

Used Cassettes Rock n’ Rills Reviewed by: Tiffany Taylor South Korean rock n’ roll wave crashers, Used Cassettes, are finally releasing their full LP Rock n’ Rills. If you did not know what Asian fusion was before, be prepared to get it now. Used Cassettes is comprised of places Read More

Evie Ladin Band Jump the Fire Reviewed by: Max Miller While a student of Appalachian tradition, Evie Ladin has set out to show that mountain music does not actually need to remain rooted to the mountains. Though now based out of Oakland, Ladin notes that a lifetime of wanderlust, Read More

Mary Chapin Carpenter The Things That We Are Made Of Reviewed by: Jane Roser With over 14 million records sold, five Grammy Awards, two CMA awards and two Academy of Country Music Awards, Mary Chapin Carpenter needs no introduction. Hits like “He Thinks He’ll Keep Her” a Read More