Kinski: Stumbledown Terrace [Album Review]
KinskiStumbledown TerraceComedy Minus One [2025] “Kinski strips it down and cranks it up—this trio sounds bigger than ever.” Album Overview: Kinski has been a staple … Read more
Motorbike: Kick It Over [Album Review]
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Neal Francis: Return To Zero [Album Review]
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Mdou Moctar: Tears Of Injustice [Album Review]
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The States: Gimme Joy [Album Review]
The StatesGimme JoyLegless Records [2025] “Blending vintage swagger with punk energy, The States deliver a debut that’s fierce, fun, and built to be played loud.” … Read more
Jason Isbell: Foxes In The Snow [Album Review]
Jason IsbellFoxes In The SnowSoutheastern Records [2025] “Jason Isbell strips it all down on Foxes in the Snow, a stark reminder of why he remains … Read more
The Tubs: Cotton Crown [Album Review]
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The Murder Capital: Blindness [Album Review]
The Murder CapitalBlindnessHuman Season Records [2025] “Blindness sees The Murder Capital at their most urgent and electrifying—hook-driven, intense, and impossible to ignore.” Album Overview: Since … Read more
Bob Mould: Here We Go Crazy [Album Review]
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Panda Bear: Sinister Grift [Album Review]
Panda BearSinister GriftDomno [2025] “A stunning fusion of classic rock warmth and avant-pop charm—Panda Bear embraces a bold new chapter.” Album Overview: Noah Lennox, better … Read more
The Men: Buyer Beware [Album Review]
The MenBuyer BewareFuzz Club Records [2025] “A relentless, high-voltage gut punch—The Men at their most raw and uncompromising.” Album Overview: Emerging from New York City’s … Read more
Nervous Verbs: Pony Coughing [Album Review]
Nervous VerbsPony CoughingDon Giovanni Records [2025] “Mike Montgomery trades polish for pure emotion, delivering an album that lingers long after the final note.” Album Overview: … Read more
Freckle: Freckle [Album Review]
FreckleFreckleGOD?/Drag City Records [2025] “Spontaneous, dynamic, and full of chemistry—Freckle finds Ty Segall and Corey Madden effortlessly engaging.” Album Overview: Freckle is the latest project … Read more
Horsegirl: Phonetics On and On [Album Review]
HorsegirlPhonetics On And OnMatador Records [2025] “Horsegirl trades distortion for depth, crafting an album that lingers long after the last note.” Album Overview: Horsegirl is … Read more
FACS: Wish Defense [Album Review]
FACSWish DefenseTrouble In Mind Records [2025] “Seven tracks of angular intensity, haunting repetition, and post-punk precision—FACS craft one of their most gripping records yet.” Album … Read more
Charm School: Debt Forever [Album Review]
Charm SchoolDebt ForeverSurprise Mind [2025] “Charm School’s debut is a rebellious, schizophrenic collage that refuses to play by the rules—and that’s exactly why it works.” … Read more
Squid: Cowards [Album Review]
SquidCowardsWarp Records [2025] “Harpsichords, horns, and hypnotic grooves—Cowards finds Squid as adventurous and compelling as ever.” Album Overview: Squid emerged from the same scene as … Read more
The Pro-Teens: MF TEEN: Your Concurrence In The Above Is Assumed [Album Review]
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Good Flying Birds: Talulah’s Tape [Album Review]
Good Flying BirdsTalulah’s TapeRotten Apple [2025] “Talulah’s Tape captures the lo-fi charm and heart of indie pop’s golden spirit.” Album Overview: Good Flying Birds is … Read more
Upupayāma: Mount Elephant [Album Review]
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The Weather Station: Humanhood [Album Review]
The Weather StationHumanhoodFat Possum Records [2025] “Humanhood captures the pulse of our times with a wider sound, daring soundscapes and profoundly human storytelling that we … Read more
Delivery: Force Majeure [Album Review]
DeliveryForce MajeureHeavenly Recordings [2025] “A bold and dynamic sophomore effort that solidifies Delivery as an essential indie rock act.“ Album Overview: Delivery, a five-piece band … Read more
Lambrini Girls: Who Let The Dogs Out [Album Review]
Lambrini GirlsWho Let The Dogs OutCity Slang [2025] “A debut album that hits like a riot and leaves you wanting more—Lambrini Girls are punk’s fiercest … Read more
Khana Bierbood: Monolam [Album Review]
Khana BierboodMonolamGuruguru Brain [2024] “From vibrant rhythms to introspective textures, Monolam redefines what Thai psychedelia can be.” Album Overview: Khana Bierbood, translating to “Strange Brew” … Read more
Bill Callahan: The Holy Grail – Bill Callahan’s “Smog” Dec. 10, 2001 Peel Session EP [Album Review]
Bill CallahanThe Holy Grail: Bill Callahan’s “Smog” Dec. 10, 2001 Peel Session EPDrag City Records [2024] “Callahan redefines minimalism in this captivating BBC session.” Album … Read more