Album Reviews

Oasis’ music was never original. Their first two albums were hugely indebted to great British rock bands of...

When Black Sabbath formed in Birmingham in 1968, few would have expected that their heady take on blues-rock...

You look up at the strange vehicle towering over you. Its doors open, smoke seeping out and obscuring...

Reviewing an album from San Francisco’s Scott Hansen, otherwise known as Tycho, can be a difficult task. Not...

Tim Hecker’s Dropped Pianos is quite the curiosity in terms of official releases. Often when you see demo...

So here we are, almost eleven years into Coldplay’s discography with Mylo Xyloto — their fifth studio album...

Four albums in and it’s easy to get the impression that Kasabian are still searching for a clear...

I can still recall the first time I heard High Places. It was on my way to Pitchfork...

Sascha Ring (aka Apparat), celebrated for his mastery of machines, evolves into a bonafide songwriter/musician with one of...