Reviews

You + Me Rose Ave Reviewed by: Donte Kirby   If you like Alecia Moore, better known as Pink, you’ll like this collaborative album with City and Colour aka Dallas Green. Together, the duo is You + Me. Not to take away from the vocal talents of Dallas Green, but Rose Ave Read More

Foxygen …And Star Power Reviewed by: Rebecca Robinson   Foxygen’s latest album, … And Star Power, begins with a cacophony of jumbled sound bytes that eventually resolves itself into a group of songs that seem to be channeled from past eras. The album begins with Read More

Right the Stars The Only Thing Reviewed by: Lara Supan   If you binge-watch Grey’s Anatomy or the Lifetime Channel, you’ll love these formulaic, calculated-emotion-extractor songs. If not, steer clear because the amount of saccharine infused into this album will Read More

We Were Promised Jetpacks Unravelling Reviewed by: Lara Supan   It’s great until you realize they’ve done everything but straight up plagiarize The Killers… We Were Promised Jetpacks did sound strangely familiar and all of their songs are quite solid, Read More

Andrew McMahon Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness Reviewed by: Brian Roser   This album is a series of piano-based power ballads. If you think that makes them in some way less than guitar-based ones, Billy Joel will be along shortly to smack you around for your disturbing lack Read More

OK Go Hungry Ghosts Reviewed by: Jordy Lyric   OK Go’s new album, Hungry Ghosts, is a delectable piece of sugary indie-pop. With lyrics that, albeit sometimes nonsensical, tell a slightly deeper story than the synth-heavy instrumentals let on at first listen, the Read More