Music Reviews
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Ought: ‘Room Inside the World’
For a band that has excelled at portraying the several variations of panic, Ought have always kept great...
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Born Ruffians: ‘Uncle, Duke & The Chief’
In their latest release, Uncle, Duke & the Chief, Born Ruffians continue to do exactly what is expected...
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Wild Child: ‘Expectations’
There are love songs, there are breakup songs and then there are the songs on indie-pop band Wild Child’s...
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MGMT: ‘Little Dark Age’
No matter what you think of MGMT, you’ve got to give them props for refusing to become...
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Review: Hoops – ‘Routines’
As we approach the summer months, easy listening is back and prepping us for spending our days lounging by...
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Haiku Review: Kendrick Lamar, Little Dragon, Splashh
Kendrick Lamar – DAMN. Intense yet laid back, Kendrick’s latest masterpiece is finally here. Little Dragon – Season...
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Review: Blaenavon – ‘That’s Your Lot’
Today is a good day, because 1) it’s the weekend—TGIf, folks—and 2) Hampshire, England-based Blaenavon is dropping their debut album. That’s Your...
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Haiku Review: Father John Misty, The New Pornographers, Cold War Kids
Father John Misty – Pure Comedy Classic vibes and sounds, Acoustic with upbeat tunes, Rare yet familiar. ...
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Review: Tei Shi – ‘Crawl Space’
As improvements in technology have expanded musical possibilities and resulted in a surge of experimental music, it can...
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Haiku Review: The Jesus and Mary Chain, Spiral Stairs, Mount Eerie
The Jesus and Mary Chain – Damage and Joy Dark and lofty sound, Highly anticipated, Idyllic yet dim...
