Interview: Mandy, Indiana – “There’s always a dialogue between the songs and the way we record them, and the spaces we recorded them in”
Dawn Richard exerts her sexual energy on “Bubblegum” Rob H·April 12, 2023After a diversion into a more arty realm with her collaborative album Pigments, Dawn Richard returns to the...News & Track Reviews
Album Review: The New Pornographers – Continue As A Guest Carlo Thomas·April 6, 2023Do you sometimes feel like a guest in your own life? If so, A.C. Newman—the de facto frontperson...Album ReviewsReviews
Album Review: H.C. McEntire – Every Acre Joshua Pickard·January 27, 2023The slow creak of a floorboard underneath an old rocking chair. The feel of worn woodgrain on a...Album ReviewsReviews
H.C. McEntire confronts her grief on “Rows of Clover” Rob H·January 5, 2023North Carolina songwriter H.C. McEntire is releasing her new album Every Acre later this month and this week...News & Track Reviews
Album Review: Archers of Loaf – Reason in Decline Tim Sentz·October 26, 2022In their heyday, the rugged blue-collar rockers Archers of Loaf were masters of noise. Making a splash in...Album ReviewsReviews
Fucked Up challenge us to make the most of now on “One Day”, from their new album Rob H·October 25, 2022Canadian giants Fucked Up will release a new album called One Day on January 27 via Merge. The...News & Track Reviews
Album Review: Lambchop – The Bible Joshua Pickard·September 30, 2022“I had this idea that—I’m not a religious person, but I do believe that there’s a spirituality to...Album ReviewsReviews
Interview: Friendship are finding beauty in the everyday Tom Williams·August 22, 2022Having just released their warmest, most mature and most expansive record yet in Love The Stranger – their first for Merge – Friendship are on a rise that they've earned through perennial positivityFeaturesInterview
Album Review: Destroyer – Labyrinthitis Tim Sentz·March 29, 2022The only predictable thing about Dan Bejar is his unpredictability. From his work with The New Pornographers to...Album ReviewsRecommendedReviews
Destroyer hits a self-reflective groove on the dance jam “Eat The Wine, Drink The Bread” Rob H·February 14, 2022Destroyer is releasing a new album called Labyrinthitis on March 25, and following lead single “Tintoretto, It’s For...News & Track Reviews
