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Cigarettes After Sex Self-titled Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier In 2012, ambient pop four-piece, Cigarettes After Sex, released their first EP, I. Over the last few years the gossip around that EP has increased and has helped them move into a new place in their career. Founder of 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

Yoko and the Oh No’s Self-Titled Reviewed By: Lauren Rosier Do you like some old fashioned rock and roll? Then Yoko and the Oh No’s is definitely for you. This three-piece band from Chicago knows how to drum up some catchy guitar riffs, melodies, and bring the rock. Lead vocalist Read More

Orion Tango Self-Titled Reviewed by: Geno Thackara Put three guys in a studio. Have them pick up their instruments. Start recording. Well, sometimes that’s as far as the recipe needs to go. It can be sort of like a good TV hangout comedy – even when there isn’t Read More

Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt You’re unlikely to come across anyone quite like Nathaniel Rateliff. At least not now. The self-titled debut of Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats is a unexpected turn for the impossibly broad spectrum of Read More

Jessie Jones Reviewed by: Max Miller There are two points that cannot be ignored when it comes to analyzing singer-songwriter Jessie Jones’ self-titled debut solo album. The first: Jones was the frontwoman of Feeding People, a band whose albums on Burger and Innovative Leisure Read More