Category: Album Reviews
-
Recommended Album: FKA twigs – ‘EUSEXUA’
FKA twigs’ third LP is outwardly indulgent in a prismatic array of pleasure, immersing you in a late night fever dream that sees, hears, and touches its theme through constant aural stimulation.
-
Recommended Album: Open Head – ‘What Is Success’
The sophomore effort from the Hudson Valley experimental rock band is where mortal concepts and that which are cosmically seized by nature come to a head.
-
Recommended Album: Ela Minus – ‘DÍA’
Minus’ “bright music for dark times” techno coda is a shield of radiant energy to see through anything sinister in this life experience.
-
Recommended Album: Bad Bunny – ‘DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS’
Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio regrounds himself into Puerto Rico’s storied musical roots while merging them into the dance steps of his modern pop influence.
-
Recommended Album: SZA – ‘SOS Deluxe: LANA’
An unassuming yet even sweeter concentrate of pop-juiced R&B than the album its attached to from the R&B star.
-
Recommended Album: Whirr – ‘Raw Blue’
‘Raw Blue’ may be its hue, and what a deeply resonant one it is in making it arguably the modern shoegaze aesthetic-defining band’s most visibly audible listen to date.
-
Recommended Album: ELUCID – ‘INTERFERENCE PATTERN’
ELUCID has again proven himself a foil to rap’s boundaries by breaking down continuums.
-
Recommended EP: Kassie Krut – ‘Kassie Krut’
The debut EP from the remnants of Palm is a promising first taste touching on DIY noise-pop, dub, industrial techno, and electro-punk influences with no concrete comparison in today’s sonic field.
-
Recommended Album: Kendrick Lamar – ‘GNX’
Kendrick Lamar has returned harder than ever to remind us why he is the true master of all ceremonies in the game.
-
Recommended Album: AKAI SOLO – ‘DREAMDROPDRAGON’
The underrated Brooklyn rapper continues to expand his gift as a master of the human psyche through subconsciously seismic beats.
+rcmndedlisten 