Tag: saddle creek
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Recommended Album: Algernon Cadwallader – ‘Trying Not to Have a Thought’
Thriving in their return, the emotive math rockers have working through this daily dread of being alive thing figured out.
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Algernon Cadwallader – “noitanitsarcorP”
The patience and cadence to get this Algernon Cadwallader energy in 2025 was well worth the wait.
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Algernon Cadwallader – “Hawk”
The lead single from the seminal third wave emo band’s return album, ‘Trying Not to Have a Thought’, hears them still going hard in kicking out the jams.
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Spirit of the Beehive – “I’VE BEEN EVIL”
Another head spin from ‘YOU’LL HAVE TO LOSE SOMETHING’ that points to something more dangerous to touch than what its surface initially presents.
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Spirit of the Beehive – “LET THE VIRGIN DRIVE”
One moment, you’re in heaven, the next you’re devolving into ash in the journey through a feeling unrequited from the Philly experimental indie rock trio’s new album, ‘YOU’LL HAVE TO LOSE SOMETHING’.
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Recommended EP: Spirit of the Beehive – ‘i’m so lucky’
Hearing Spirit of the Beehive being shook by the human heart into a close brush with stillness is equally a thrill to observe on the Philly experimental indie rock trio’s new EP.
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Spirit of the Beehive – “natural devotion 2”
A breakup between bandmates has seemingly broken down new barriers within Spirit of the Beehive they’re discovering are worth exploring together.
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Recommended Album: Palm – ‘Nicks and Grazes’
The third album from the Philadelphia band is pop extracted from every high and lull of emotion, but unlike one meant to imitate anything beyond the moment its consumed.
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Palm – “On the Sly”
A pop explosion where you can’t quite tell where the source of the sound is bouncing off of from the Philly experimental rockers’ new album, ‘Nicks and Grazes’.
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Palm – “Parable Licker”
The second preview from the Baltimore experimental rocker’s new album, ‘Nicks and Grazes’, is an obtuse tropical detour.
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Young Jesus feat. Tomberlin – “Ocean”
Joined by Tomberlin, Young Jesus turn the sea changes of the id into something more than questions of the divine on the lead single off ‘Shepherd Head’.
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Palm – “Feathers”
The first single from the Philly experimental rock band’s forthcoming effort, ‘Nicks and Grazes’, is proof you can bend the aural senses beyond the superficial through less orthodox methods.