Reviews | August 11th, 2022
At the onset of park zero's Industrial Techno monstrosity, humanity has hope. As that search for love dissipates, so too does the human element. Automation overload.
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Reviews | June 25th, 2022
Contorting Gospel by removing its crux: Religion. On this one-off experiment, Isaak Sundström doesn't praise Heaven, but Earth and all the trials & tribulations there.
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Reviews | May 2nd, 2022
With their debut, The Feelies dove into a genre reserved for those who hit rock bottom. Yet here they were, content and thriving. The energy and playfulness exudes every inch.
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Reviews | April 29th, 2022
Well, their debut's named prematurely now. For that is not the masterpiece, this is. Deep into their career, Big Thief unveils a new level. A sprawling, 20-track, Indie Folk opus awaits.
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Reviews | March 25th, 2022
On their sophomore release, BCNR prove everything. They're no fluke, they're versatile, aspirational, impassioned, defiant, and curious. This is the definition of masterpiece.
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Reviews | March 23rd, 2022
In the early days of a genre I largely dislike, lies an album filled with passion, variability, and men seeking material connections in the age of computers. The result is fantastic.
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