G.Brenner imagines an idyllic future suffocated by the present on “Brushfire”, announces debut album
LA-based musician and visual artist G. Brenner, fka pastel, has announced his debut album Brushfire and shared the...
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Album Review: Neon Bunny – KOSMOS
Since winning Best Pop Album at the 2012 Korean Music Awards for her debut album, Seoulight, Neon Bunny...
BPM’s Top 50 Albums of 2020
Well. Well, this was a year. When we got back together, a mixture of old school BPMers and...
BPM’s Top 50 Songs of 2020
Despite everything else that’s happened in 2020, there sure has been a lot of good music. It just...
Hindsight 2020: The best albums we didn’t review
Well, here we are, with this nightmare of a year nearing a close. Before we dive into our...
Album Review: Helena Deland – Someone New
After her 2016 inaugural EP, Drawing Room, Canadian musician Helena Deland decided on an unorthodox approach to releasing...
Album Review: Sufjan Stevens – The Ascension
In the five years between Sufjan Stevens’ heart-wrenching masterpiece Carrie & Lowell and now, we haven’t heard a...
Album Review: Lomelda – Hannah
In the daily swirl of misinformation, social media anonymity, and public officials outright lying on a national scale,...
Album Review: Kate Bollinger – A word becomes a sound EP
With only a handful of tracks to her name, singer-songwriter Kate Bollinger has already carved out a nice...
Album Review: Cut Copy – Freeze, Melt
It’s no surprise that, after nearly 20 years, Australian synth-pop act Cut Copy would want to shake things...
