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Album Review: Armand Hammer & The Alchemist – Haram

Tim SentzMarch 30, 2021

Armand Hammer – the underground duo of billy woods and Elucid – rap heavy and very deep. For almost two decades now, woods has crafted some of the most intense...

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Album Review: Lana Del Rey – Chemtrails Over The Country Club

Tim SentzMarch 19, 2021

A decade into stardom and it feels like we still don’t really know Lana Del Rey. We know what she wants us to know. She’s mysterious for the sake of being myst...

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Album Review: Lushlife – Redamancy EP

Tim SentzMarch 12, 2021

Philadelphia rapper Raj Haldar has used his Lushlife project to do the unthinkable when it comes to merging disparate genres. Over the years he’s managed to in...

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DOOMED: Dwelling within the Discography of Dumile – The Man, The Monster & The Master

Chase McMullen, Brody Kenny, Ethan Reis, Tim Sentz, John Wohlmacher, Rob Hakimian, Andy Johnston and Todd DedmanMarch 8, 2021

It’s hard to accept that DOOM is gone. It simply doesn’t feel his time has passed, and given his knack for capturing the future, it likely never will. Amidst t...

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Album Review: Ian Sweet – Show Me How You Disappear

Tim SentzMarch 5, 2021

Jilian Medford’s journey as the dream-pop project Ian Sweet has flown under the radar for a few years now, but that’s all set to change with her third album Sh...

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Album Review: Nick Cave & Warren Ellis – CARNAGE

Tim SentzMarch 3, 2021

Under an abstract lens, Nick Cave is an auteur. From start to finish, he tampers with each element that goes into any project with his name on it. His records ...

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Album Review: Cloud Nothings – The Shadow I Remember

Tim SentzMarch 1, 2021

The 2010s were a tumultuous time for Cloud Nothings’ Dylan Baldi. At the start of the decade, his lo-fi solo bedroom project caught early attention, and in 201...

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Album Review: The Hold Steady – Open Door Policy

Tim SentzFebruary 22, 2021

Brooklynites The Hold Steady are making up for lost time. Following their sixth album, 2014's Teeth Dreams, the beloved indie rockers took a hiatus, returning ...

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Album Review: The Telescopes – Songs of Love and Revolution

Tim SentzFebruary 11, 2021

In 2002, Stephen Lawrie and Jo Doran reunited for their first album as The Telescopes in nearly a decade. The new sound they presented on Third Wave was far re...

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Album Review: The Weather Station – Ignorance

Tim SentzFebruary 8, 2021

On her fifth and arguably greatest album to date, Tamara Lindeman aka The Weather Station is no longer playing games. As the planet progresses towards destruct...

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