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
Album Review: Gracie – Treehouse EP Nicholas Preciado·February 15, 2012There are a number of bedroom artists who have broken through the mass of generic, electronic pop. Baths,...Album Reviews
Album Review: The Caretaker – Patience (After Sebald) Will Ryan·February 14, 2012Leyland Kirby’s The Caretaker moniker was named after Jack Nicholson’s character in Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining and takes...Album Reviews
Album Review: Blondes – Blondes Marcus J. Moore·February 14, 2012Given the immediacy of our internet-driven culture, it’s quite surprising when an act relies so heavily on painstaking...Album Reviews
Album Review: Ben Frost & Daníel Bjarnason – Solaris Ray Finlayson·February 14, 2012When two of Iceland’s most exciting musicians come together, the reaction should be as big as the noise...Album Reviews
Album Review: Islands – A Sleep & A Forgetting Chris Brancato·February 13, 2012A Sleep & A Forgetting, the fourth album from Nicholas Thorburn’s most successful outfit Islands, finds the band...Album Reviews
Album Review: Band Of Skulls – Sweet Sour Daniel Griffiths·February 13, 2012It’s an upsetting thought anytime I say or think it, but we’re living in a post-White Stripes world....Album Reviews