Album Review: Lana Del Rey – Blue Banisters
For once, let’s give a look behind the curtain of Beats Per Minute… Fridays are an especially busy...
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Podcast: Let It Beat Episode 05 – Caleb Landry Jones, Sufjan Stevens & Angelo De Augustine, and Poppy
On the new edition of Beats Per Minute’s writers podacast, John W welcomes Ray Finlayson, Carlo Thomas and...
BPM’s Top 50 Albums of the 2010s
This isn’t some alternate timeline, or an instance of you waking up from a long Super Mario World...
BPM’s Albums of the 2010s: Honorable Mentions
This week Beats Per Minute is unveiling its Top 50 albums of the 2010s. We’re well aware it’s...
Album Review: Poppy – Flux
When Jennifer’s Body dropped in cinemas one week after Halloween 2009, the movie was immediately ill-received by the...
Podcast: Let It Beat Episode 04 – Lil Nas X, Moor Mother and Injury Reserve
This week on our team’s music discussion podcast, John Wohlmacher welcomes Harrison Suits Baer and Rob Hakimian back...
Album Review: HTRK – Rhinestones
It’s fascinating how pop culture history has a tendency to repeat itself. When, earlier this month, Low released...
Podcast: Let It Beat Episode 03 – Little Simz, Halsey and Low
This episode, host John Wohlmacher welcomes back Harrison Suits Baer and John Amen to our music discussion podcast....
Album Review: Little Simz – Sometimes I Might Be Introvert
There’s no city quite like London. Ever since a raging fire destroyed the city in the 17th century,...
Vespertine at 20: Our guide to Björk’s romantic opus
She wanted to craft an album bound by domesticity, inspired by her newfound partnership with Matthew Barney, and delivered a record overflowing with wintry choirs and strings, icicle-delicate music box keyboards and beats...
