Month: August 2022

Stepping away from the futuristic synth-driven epic Simulation Theory, Muse cobbles together a pastiche of their earlier styles to deliver an album filled with melodies...

Following her critically acclaimed debut Lady Like, singer-songwriter Ingrid Andress again plies her version of pop-country charm on sophomore effort Good Person. Without changing much...

After a successful foray into the cinematic western-tinged music of 2019’s Super Moon, Dirty Heads fall back into more comfortable oceanside sounds on the predictable,...

With an afternoon’s worth of time on my hands and a disgusting amount of streaming content at my disposal, I recently set out on a...

Before online streaming cannibalized the time-honored format of the LP and inundated the music industry with endless playlists, album covers grabbed eyes of music consumers...

Far, far removed from the pop amalgam that was Pray for the Wicked, Brendon Urie takes Panic! At The Disco headlong into a form of...

As the title suggests, post-pandemic LP Freakout/Release sees electro-pop icons Hot Chip delving into subject matter deeper than their standard groove-laden electro offerings with the...

With Stained Glass Love, upstart electro-pop trio Telenova takes another small step in their musical journey by releasing a second EP following last year’s successful...

On Sylvan Esso’s fourth studio album, No Rules Sandy, the electro-pop duo of Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn rebalance their synthesized–yet–organic sound, losing much of...

Currently calling themselves the Osees, Jon Dwyer’s prog-rock post-punk artistic vehicle dispenses with all pleasantries and runs head-on into their harshest and grittiest effort to...