Album Review: Low Hummer – Modern Tricks For Living
Decades of influences shape the music of Hull, England-based newcomers Low Hummer. They glide from DFA-esque electro-dance one...
Carlo Thomas
Album Review: Motorists – Surrounded
Do you feel surrounded? By problems big and small, by those within and beyond your control? Toronto-based trio...
Second Look: The War on Drugs – Slave Ambient
I’ll start with the obvious: everything about The War On Drugs implies a road trip, a journey, wanderlust...
Album Review: Liam Kazar – Due North
Kansas City-based musician Liam Kazar makes several references to shoes and walking on his debut album Due North,...
Podcast: Let It Beat – Episode 01: Alexis Marshall, Billie Eilish and Lingua Ignota
Welcome to Let It Beat, BPM's new writers podcast where you get to meet the members of our team on a more personal level as we discuss and debate the music that's recently been making us tick.
In this episode, the panel discuss their recent listens and Kanye's ongoing DONDA saga, before focusing on in-depth discussions of new albums by Alexis Marshall, Billie Eilish and Lingua Ignota
Album Review: Molly Burch – Romantic Images
“Drop everything you’re doing, I want you to sit down and listen to my words,” Molly Burch declares...
Album Review: Wavves – Hideaway
From the first verse heard on Hideaway — the latest album by the Nathan Williams-headed project Wavves —...
Psych pop duo Pearl & The Oysters team up with Kuo-Hung Tseng on sparkling new single “Soft Science”
Last month, French-American duo Pearl & The Oysters announced their third album Flowerland, which to be released September...
Album Review: Lucy Dacus – Home Video
Before the ubiquity of mobile cameras, making home videos was no easy task. Some may remember their parents...
Brighton dreamers CIEL confront their past on new single “Never Alone Again”
Brighton-based CIEL continue their streak of dream-pop poignancy with the release of their new single “Never Alone Again”....
