Album Review: Loops of Your Heart – And Never Ending Nights Cole Zercoe·February 20, 2012When critical darling The Field released Looping State of Mind late last year, it couldn’t help but feel...Album Reviews
Album Review: SolarSolar – Pilot Ray Finlayson·February 20, 2012When did breathless, delicate and/or fragile female vocals find their way into musical society? I can’t pinpoint it...Album Reviews
Album Review: Die Antwoord – Ten$ion Ad Mehta·February 17, 2012On their sophomore effort Ten$ion, Die Antwoord thrust forward with an unprecedented heaviness. Cinematic strings draw ears in,...Album Reviews
Album Review: Earth – Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light II Liam Demamiel·February 17, 2012The majority of Earth album reviews follow a similar formula. The opening paragraph recounts the past of Earth...Album Reviews
Album Review: Pepe Deluxé – Queen of the Wave Ricky Schweitzer·February 17, 2012I’m often asked which musical attribute I hold in highest regard during my analysis of a song. Though...Album Reviews
Album Review: Burial – Kindred EP Will Ryan·February 16, 2012Almost anything written about producer William Bevan aka Burial has the potential to turn quickly into naval-gazing drivel...Album ReviewsRecommended
Album Review: The Twilight Sad – No One Can Ever Know Daniel Griffiths·February 16, 2012I’m one of those people that strongly dislikes stereotypes and feel pretty bad about myself if I support...Album Reviews
Album Review: Windy and Carl – We Will Always Be Josh Becker·February 16, 2012“In the sun, in the moonlight, I love you,” Windy sings on “For Rosa,” the opening track on...Album Reviews
Album Review: Tennis – Young & Old Philip Cosores·February 15, 2012The story of Tennis is, sadly, more interesting than their music. The pair of Alaina Moore and Patrick...Album Reviews
Album Review: Young Magic – Melt Colin Joyce·February 15, 2012Young Magic is from Brooklyn, and that fact becomes fairly obvious upon even a cursory listen to their...Album Reviews
