Album Review: Del Water Gap “Chasing The Chimera
On his third studio album, Chasing the Chimera, Samuel Holden Jaffe — the creative force behind Del Water Gap — invites listeners into a softer, more introspective world.
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Car Seat Headrest and Vundabar Stun at MGM Music Hall
Car Seat Headrest has been one of the most important bands in my life for almost as long as I can remember. If you’ve ever heard their music, then you would understand the amount of anger, sadness, and angst that they are able to capture in every single song.
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Album Review: Geese “Getting Killed”
Getting Killed is the third studio album by New York rock band Geese. This is their first release in nearly two years, and follows the 2024 release of lead singer Cameron Winter’s debut solo album, Heavy Metal. On Getting Killed, Geese mixes some of Winter’s own style that he found on Heavy Metal with Geese’s classic heavy rock and jazz/funk sound.
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Album Review: Wednesday “Bleeds”
Bleeds is the sixth album from country-folk rock band Wednesday. This is their first release in nearly two years. It consists of twelve tracks, and in this record, we hear Karly Hartzman grow as a singer from start to finish.
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Album Review: King Princess “Girl Violence”
Sapphic pop-rock has been restored. That is to say, King Princess is back. The Brooklyn based 26-year-old released their third album Girl Violence on September 12th, consisting of thirteen scream-worthy, cry-worthy, swoon-worthy tracks.
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Album Review: Alex G “Headlights”
Headlights explores themes of rebirth, fatherhood, and reminiscing on what Alex G’s youth was like across the entire album, as we follow him into this new chapter of his life.
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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…”
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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)!”
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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…”
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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…”
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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…”
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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…”
