Category: Album Reviews
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Recommended Album: PinkPantheress – ‘Fancy That’
The latest mixtape from the British songwriter and producer honors millennial pop vibes with natural tastemaking substance.
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Recommended Album: Addison Rae – ‘Addison’
In thirst trapping the influencer formula toward her advantage, Addison Rae transitions her platform from a dancing TikTok star to potentially the next big pop star on her debut album.
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Recommended EP: MSPAINT – ‘No Separation’
A solid exploratory transitional statement from the Hattiesburg synth-punks that applies the laws of energy and physics to their sound to take on any and all negative forces, with more power behind theirs.
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Recommended Album: Momma – ‘Welcome to My Blue Sky’
The Brooklyn grunge-pop besties take control of the turbulence and make the best of the mess that is growing up fast.
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Recommended Album: TURNSTILE – ‘NEVER ENOUGH’
One of the biggest hardcore bands on the planet is now simply just in a category all their own as they push their sonic eccentricities as far as they can.
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Recommended Album: Speedway – ‘A Life’s Refrain’
With a hyper-focused state of mind, the Stockhold melodic hardcore band are smashing through every wall standing between their destiny on their debut album, produced by Title Fight’s Ben and Ned Russin.
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Recommended Album: Gold Dust – ‘In the Shade of the Living Light’
The Western Mass experimental psych-folk rockers make their way through the dark through a new phase of being.
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Recommended Album: billy woods – ‘GOLLIWOG’
There’s no way out of this world and billy woods makes sure that terrifies you using the twisted genius behind his masterful horrorcore pen.
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Recommended Album: Club Night – ‘Joy Coming Down’
On their long-awaited sophomore follow-up, the Oakland experimental rockers embrace the tiny changes with big feelings we make along this Earthly journey.
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Recommended Album: Model/Actriz – ‘Pirouette’
The Brooklyn band’s real, multi-dimensional self as loud, ostentatiously noisy dance rock and experimental performance art finally comes out to the whole world on their sophomore effort.
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