Album Review: Andy Shauf – Norm
True to its name Wilds, the last album from Canadian multi-instrumentalist Andy Shauf was a more relaxed version...
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Album Review: The Men – New York City
No one knew it at the time, but Brooklyn’s The Men were destined for a relapse. Back in...
Album Review: The C.I.A. – Surgery Channel
It can be daunting to navigate the discography of Ty Segall – the man pumps out a new...
Album Review: MIKE – Beware of the Monkey
Ever since his shoutout from Earl Sweatshirt on “The Mint”, New York rapper MIKE has been orbiting that...
BPM Team’s Personal 2022 Round-ups
Every year we throw the doors open to the BPM team to give them space to write or...
Album Review: SZA – SOS
A week before her untimely passing, Princess Diana was captured in a vulnerable moment, perched on the diving...
BPM’s Top 50 Albums of 2022
You could easily write a dramatic pop-rock opera about the major global events that happened in 2022. From...
BPM’s Top 50 Songs of 2022
This year saw Beyoncé retain her Queen of Pop crown with a 16-track comeback, one of the pretenders...
Album Review: Phoenix – Alpha Zulu
When we last heard from French synth-poppers Phoenix, they were exploring their European roots via Italo disco on...
18 songs that display Mimi Parker as the beating heart of Low
The music world was quietly rocked this weekend when news broke that Mimi Parker – drummer, vocalist and founding member of Low – had passed away.
