Album Reviews

A record with a name like Dragonslayer calls to mind fantasy prog-metal, perhaps by the venerable Ronnie James...

The work of Axel Willner, aka The Field, combines electronic loops with blips and waves of smooshing sound...

Art is about restraint, about boundaries organic and artificial. It’s not about limitless possibilities but rather about extremely...

Dinosaur Jr.’s late-career renaissance has been one of the more remarkable – and welcome – rock comebacks in...

Versailles, France has given us many great things (cake-slinging queens notwithstanding). Electronic favorites Air and Daft Punk have...

Given the situation with EMI and the album’s release we have taken the liberty to host a download and stream of the album. It is located in the right sidebar, typically where the Lala player would be. Enjoy.

Eels’ last proper album 2004’s Blinking Lights and Other Revelations was a sprawling 90 minute, 33 track double...

Elvis Costello is nothing if not dependable. His prolificacy is matched only by the uniformly high quality of...

Let me just get this out of the way up front: More like “Come Unoriginal.” I’ve been reviewing...

For whatever reason – petty threats of lawsuit, I’d guess – the British band Brakes is technically known...