Category: Album Reviews
-
Recommended Album: Boards of Canada- ‘Inferno’
The Scottish electronic duo’s fifth LP finds them entrenched into our ultra-fucked dystopian digital vortex, contextualizing it as a hypnotizing mirage of aural pleasures.
-
Recommended EP: Marbled Eye – ‘Forever’
The latest EP from the Oakland post-punks is an overdue exorcism not just for the genre, but in thought violence for the times.
-
Recommended Album: American Football – ‘American Football’
For an album so centered on inner darkness, the indie emo rockers capture the beauty of it all with sparkling awe and grandeur.
-
Recommended Album: Carla dal Forno – ‘Confession’
Alongside the nighttime, we become the keepers of the Australian experimental pop songwriter’s secrets on her nocturnally radiant fifth LP.
-
Recommended Album: Fire-Toolz – ‘Lavender Networks’
A true offering in fearless singularity, the Warp debut from the experimental electronic noise artist builds many worlds while connecting them through one universe.
-
Recommended Album: Basement – ‘WIRED’
The English melodic hardcore rockers’ return LP is a testament to waiting the odds out in their favor and collectively becoming a bigger energy than ever.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.