Prism Shores: Softest Attack [Album Review]
Softest Attack Prism Shores — 2026 ReleasedApril 10 LabelMeritorio / Having Fun Records Produced ByScott “Monty” Munro Runtime41 min / 12 tracks Album Review Prism … Read more
Parlor Greens: Emeralds [Album Review]
Emeralds Parlor Greens — 2026 ReleasedApril 11 LabelColemine Records Produced By Parlor Greens & Leroi Conroy Runtime~37 min / 11 tracks Album Review Parlor Greens … Read more
Tomo Katsurada & Misha Panfilov: Eternal Almost [Album Review]
Eternal Almost Tomo Katsurada & Misha Panfilov — 2026 ReleasedApril 1 LabelFuture Days Radio/Funk Night Records Produced By Tomo Katsurada & MIsha Panfilov Runtime~42 min … Read more
Various Artists: Red Xerox – Chicago Youth Beat 2020-2025 [Album Review]
Red Xerox: Chicago Youth Beat 2020-2025 Various Artists — 2026 ReleasedMarch 18 LabelDesert Island Recordings Compiled ByEli Schmitt Runtime~46 min / 12 tracks Album Review … Read more
Suitor: Saw You Out With The Weeds [Album Review]
Saw You Out With The Weeds Suitor — 2026 ReleasedMarch 20 LabelFeel It Records Recorded By Caufield Schnug Runtime~35 min / 10 tracks Album Review … Read more
Gus Englehorn: The Broken Balladeer [Album Review]
The Broken Balladeer Gus Englehorn — 2026 ReleasedFebruary 27 LabelSecret City Records Produced ByPaul Leary Runtime~40 min / 12 tracks Album Review Gus Englehorn • … Read more
Tim Easton: fIREHORSE [Album Review]
Tim EastonfIREHORSECampfire Propaganda/Handmade Records [2026] “Authentic, analog, and unmistakably Tim Easton.” Album Overview: Tim Easton grew up the youngest of seven kids, raised in both … Read more
Ratboys: Singin’ To An Empty Chair [Album Review]
RatboysSingin’ To An Empty ChairNew West Records [2026] “A slow-burn triumph that proves sometimes the bravest thing a band can do is let the silence … Read more
Shaking Hand: Shaking Hand [Album Review]
Shaking HandShaking HandMelodic Records [2026] “Six-minute grooves, glowing guitars, and zero wasted motion — this one hits like a midnight walk with the volume all … Read more
Goon: Dream 3 [Album Review]
GoonDream 3Born Losers Records [2025] “Dream 3 shimmers, howls, and stuns—Goon’s unexpected masterpiece of the year.” Album Overview: It would have been one of my … Read more
Sharp Pins: Balloon Balloon Balloon [Album Review]
Sharp PinsBalloon Balloon BalloonK/Perennial Records [2025] “A 21-track jangle-pop shimmer with the heart of Alien Lanes and the glow of a lost ’60s classic.” Album … Read more
Magic Fig: Valerian Tea [Album Review]
Magic FigValerian TeaExploding In Sound Records [2025] “A cosmic Canterbury dream! Valerian Tea brews classic psych into something unmistakably new.” Album Overview: Canterbury Scene psychedelic-prog … Read more
The Gnomes: The Gnomes [Album Review]
The GnomesThe GnomesDog Meat Records [2025] “Instant hooks, live-room energy, and zero filler—your next favorite Aussie band starts here.” Album Overview: The Gnomes began as … Read more
The Boojums: The Boojums [Album Review]
The BoojumsThe BoojumsWe Are Busy Bodies/Having Fun Records [2025] “Unpretentious, loud, and gloriously human — The Boojums deliver a no-filter debut bursting with grit, melody, … Read more
Possible Humans: Standing Around Alive [Album Review]
Possible HumansStanding Around AliveHobbies Galore [2025] “Standing Around Alive captures the sweet spot between drive and reflection—an indie triumph in full stride.” Album Overview: Possible … Read more
Joanne Robertson: Blurrr [Album Review]
Joanne RobertsonBlurrrAD 93 [2025] “Blurrr turns space and silence into a spell you’ll want to live inside.” Album Overview: Joanne Robertson is a British musician … Read more
Wednesday: Bleeds [Album Review]
WednesdayBleedsDead Oceans [2025] “From pedal-steel twang to punk-pit chaos, Bleeds hits like a live-wire indie classic.” Album Overview: Formed in Asheville, North Carolina, Wednesday grew … Read more
Gentleman Jesse: I Wonder If You Would Even Notice – Singles And Rarities [Album Review]
Gentleman JesseI Wonder If You Would Even Notice: Singles And RaritiesBeach Impediment Records [2025] “Hooks this sharp don’t age—Gentleman Jesse’s songs still cut straight through.” … Read more
Water From Your Eyes: It’s A Beautiful Place [Album Review]
Water From Your EyesIt’s A Beautiful PlaceMatador Records [2025] “Every track a surprise — clever, muscular, and impossible to skip.” Album Overview: Water From Your … Read more
Chris Crofton: I’m Your Man [Album Review]
Chris CroftonI’m Your Manyk Records/Arrowhawk Records [2025] “A songwriter who turns raw honesty into timeless anthems-Chris Crofton is truly your man.” Album Overview: Chris Crofton … Read more
Ryan Davis & The Roadhouse Band: New Threats From The Soul [Album Review]
Ryan Davis & The Roadhouse BandNew Threats From The SoulSophomore Lounge / Tough Love Records [2025] “New Threats from the Soul cements Davis as one … Read more
Alex G: Headlights [Album Review]
Alex GHeadlightsRCA Records [2025] “Alex G shines brighter than ever on a major-label debut that stays weird, tender, and unmistakably his.” Album Overview: Alex Giannascoli—better … Read more
Tropical Fu*k Storm: Fairyland Codex [Album Review]
Tropical Fuck StormFairyland CodexFire Records [2025] “TFS return with venom, vision, and enough noise to shake the complacent awake—Fairyland Codex is a freak-punk triumph.” Album … Read more
First Day Back: Forward [Album Review]
First Day BackForwardSelf-Released [2025] “A living room recording with arena sized heart, Forward announces First Day Back as emo’s next great hope.” Album Overview: First … Read more
caroline: caroline 2 [Album Review]
carolinecaroline 2Rough Trade Records [2025] “Like a storm in slow motion—caroline 2 reshapes post-rock with warmth, wonder, and fearless ambition.” Album Overview: Formed in South … Read more