Album Reviews

You don’t see many husband & wife bands – much less duos – in rock ‘n’ roll, especially...

Andrew Bird’s latest LP is quite well represented by its cover art. It’s his most natural sounding release–organic...

Ben Kweller’s always been an artist I’ve found to be disappointing. Disappointing in the sense that, on each...

The Pains of Being Pure at Heart debuts with a concise, catchy and thoroughly conventional record of shoegazing...

With The Dead Weather’s debut album Horehound, Jack White gives another album (and band) the golden touch by...

So much has been written about Bitte Orca, the latest album by Dirty Projectors, that it’s an almost...

It’s been two years since the Fiery Furnaces’ last studio album. Considering they’ve released (at least) one LP...

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...