Brittany Howard’s What Now emerges as a beacon of her artistic evolution, stepping beyond the confines of the Alabama Shakes’ soulful rock to embrace a kaleidoscope of musical genres. This album, Howard’s second solo venture, is an exploration that spans…
In the latest musical offering from IDLES, TANGK emerges not just as an album but as a manifesto of evolution, both in the sonic realm and in the thematic depth it seeks to explore. This album signifies a pivotal moment…
Phasor by Helado Negro, alias Roberto Carlos Lange, is a profound exploration of melancholy, introspection, and the complexities of human emotion, set against a backdrop of lush, experimental soundscapes. Released under the iconic 4AD label, Phasor marks another significant milestone…
The Last Dinner Party’s debut album, Prelude to Ecstasy, has been met with widespread acclaim, solidifying their status as icons in waiting and delivering on the promise of their initial rise to fame. Garnering a perfect rating from critics, this…
Cartwheel by Hotline TNT is an enthralling album that stands as a modern embodiment of the shoegaze and grunge genres, imbued with a deep understanding and respect for its musical predecessors. The band situates themselves adeptly between the contrasting styles…
Green Day’s 14th studio album, Saviors, is a testament to the band’s enduring presence in the punk scene. With a career spanning over three decades, the trio of Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, and Tre Cool continue to defy the…
Wall of Eyes, the sophomore album from The Smile, emerges as a uniquely brilliant proposition in the contemporary music landscape. The band, comprising Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead fame, along with the jazz-infused rhythmic skills of former Sons…
Sampha’s sophomore album, Lahai, emerges as a beacon of growth and hope, a stark contrast to the raw grief explored in his Mercury Prize-winning debut Process. This new chapter marks a journey towards healing, self-acceptance, and the impact of fatherhood,…
7.3 In their 13th studio outing, Cousin, Wilco has once again demonstrated their unyielding drive to evolve, to venture into less chartered territories of sound. With the new production efforts of Cate Le Bon, the album unfolds with a fresh…
The Streets, fronted by the notable Mike Skinner, have made a triumphant comeback with their sixth album, The Darker The Shadow The Brighter The Light, and its accompanying feature film. This project dives deeper into the club culture, laying down…
