Category: Album Reviews
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Recommended Album: Teen Suicide – ‘Nude descending staircase headless’
The indie punk band led by Sam and Kitty Ray cleans up and comes to terms with the chaos on their most tangible album to date.
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Recommended Album: TERROR – ‘Still Suffer’
10 albums in, TERROR’s reign continues as they take on the pain and give you the intention with intensity to survive it.
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Recommended Album: Robber Robber – ‘Two Wheels Move the Soul’
On their sophomore breakthrough, the Burlington indie rockers’ better their formless formula by letting chaos ride shotgun in their passenger seat.
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Recommended Album: Avalon Emerson & The Charm – ‘Written into Changes’
With her second album with The Charm, Emerson continues fusing her DJ kicks with dreamy guitar-pop kisses to create electrically-rippling sapphic romance.
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Recommended Album: Robyn – ‘Sexistential’
Robyn’s body talks remains electric — and unsatiable — throughout her ninth studio album.
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Recommended Album: Ratboys – ‘Singin’ to an Empty Chair’
LP 6 from the country-rustic indie rockers sits with its refined thoughts without much distraction. allowing you to process deep feelings at your own cozy comfort.
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Recommended EP: Pelican – ‘Ascending’
On this compact, barreling extended play, the resurrection of the post-metal institution continues to thrive on blurring the lines between heavy music matter.
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Recommended Album: Neurosis – ‘An Undying Love For A Burning World’
Now fronted by Isis vocalist Aaron Turner, the synergy of forces in a resurgent Neurosis rains down in a way you can’t unsee on the return from the post-metal legends.
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Recommended Album: Hilary Duff – ‘luck… or something’
Fashioned in a perfect blend of contemporary pop stylings, adult fun, and messiness, Hilary Duff reenters the spotlight with something more than just a millennial nostalgia fix with her first new album in 11 years.
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Recommended Album: Charli XCX – ‘Wuthering Heights’
Like the gothic romance period piece lit it was inspired by, the latest Charli XCX project will appease O.G. stans who were drawn toward her darker energy and don’t mind when she deviates into pop’s avant-garde.
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