Category: Album Reviews
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Recommended Album: Charli XCX – ‘BRAT’
A new bench mark in what pop culture should strive for in exceeding on substance and personal fodder in the same sweaty, out-of-breath club heartbeat.
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Recommended Album: Crumb – ‘AMAMA’
Even as the space which Crumb’s sound expands as an in-between passage for humans on cosmic journeys, the atmosphere it creates from the inner self on ‘AMAMA’ feels wholly lived in once it sinks into you.
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Recommended Album: Knocked Loose – ‘You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To’
The newly crowned metalcore heavyweight’s biggest, hardest, and fastest collision course with oblivion yet brings you within an inch of your life.
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Recommended Album: Broadcast – ‘Spell Blanket – Collected Demos 2006 – 2009’
The wonder of Broadcast’s supernatural sound lives on in unparalleled mystery 13 years after their creative supernova, Trish Keenan, left this plane.
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Recommended Album: Jessica Pratt – ‘Here in the Pitch’
The wondrous fourth studio album from the Los Angeles-based songwriter enhances her musical mystique while building castles in the cosmos from memory.
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Recommended EP: Agriculture – ‘Living is Easy’
Many lives lived by the Los Angeles ecstatic metal band nourish the inner self and community while predicting a continued creative evolution on their latest EP.
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Recommended Album: R.J.F. – ‘Strange Going’
A second cranial detour in sensory and sound from the deepest wells of the mind of the CEREMONY frontman.
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Recommended Album: Cindy Lee – ‘Diamond Jubilee’
A cultural reset on chemical-peeled indie rock that embraces the messy and unkempt, and challenges status quo through a hypnotic fusion of art rock, pop, and psychedelics.
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Recommended Album: Gouge Away – ‘Deep Sage’
A wiser rage from one of modern hardcore’s most progressive energies that has and continues to trust internal instincts as much as time tries to upend them.
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Recommended Album: Jlin – ‘Akoma’
The third album from the experimental multi-instrumental and producer endures her unsatiated journey through the landscape of sounds futuristic yet tangible, leaving you in a state of wonder.
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