Album Review

Album Review: Black Country, New Road “Forever Howlong”

"Their reinvention and courage to constantly try new things on their albums is what makes BCNR so fascinating to listen to..."

Album Review: Djo “The Crux”

"Djo, also known as Joe Keery, just released his third studio album, and it is for sure worth a listen (or two)!"

Album Review: Lucy Dacus “Forever Is A Feeling”

"Forever is a Feeling celebrates love in Dacus’s life — both platonic and romantic — to deliver one of the most beautiful albums that I have ever had the pleasure of listening to..."

Album Review: Japanese Breakfast “For Melancholy Brunettes (and sad women)”

"After a brief hiatus and a New York Times bestselling non-fiction release, Indie-Alternative band Japanese Breakfast brings their fourth studio album..."

Album Review: Ritchy Mitch & The Coal Miners “Colorado’s On Fire Again”

"This album is much more personal than any other album by RMCM. It feels like a reflection on the cycle that we as a society are constantly stuck in..."

Album Review: The Wombats “Oh! The Ocean”

"The Wombats’ sixth studio album, Oh! The Ocean marks a significant evolution in the band’s sound and thematic depth..."

Album Review: Lumineers “Automatic”

"Automatic is The Lumineers’ fifth studio album following Brightside and consists of 11 new songs, marking a momentous milestone for the band..."

Album Review: Inhaler “Open Wide”

"Open Wide takes all of the good pieces of Inhaler's previous albums, but features built upon and mastered songwriting..."

Album Review: Bastille “&”

Bastille's new album "&" is an amazing compilation of human stories of everyday wonders and life changing events!

Album review: Charli xcx “brat and it’s completely different but also still brat”

"Brat and It's Completely Different but Also Still Brat" is a beautifully crafted rework of the original album.

Album Review: James Bay “Changes All The Time”

James Bay's recent album "Changes All the Time" is introspective, diverse in sound, and full of life.

Album Review: beabadoobee “This is How Tomorrow Moves”

After a successful two years following her last release Beatopia in 2022, artist beabadoobee returns with This Is How Tomorrow Moves.