Phoebe Bridger's sophomore album is as inviting and raw as a diary reading at a local open mic night. She is unequivocally the voice of her generation.
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Agnes Obel – Myopia – Review
"Myopia" is Agnes Obels fourth full-length album. Released in early 2020, this is one of the most consistent self-produced works I've ever heard.
Tame Impala – The Slow Rush – Review
Following up 2015’s Currents seemed like a nearly impossible task, but Kevin Parker pulled it off, although The Slow Rush falls a bit short of greatness.
Mac DeMarco – Here Comes the Cowboy – Review
Mac DeMarco is, undoubtedly, one of the most synonymous musicians in the indie music realm. With six full-length albums under his belt, he's crafted a niche that's fully his own. Here Comes the Cowboy, DeMarco's newest LP, hammers this point home.
Weyes Blood – Titanic Rising – Review
In Titanic Rising, Natalie Mering’s fourth Weyes Blood album, contrasts rich, orchestral instrumentation with focused, interpersonal songwriting. It almost shouldn’t work, but Mering pulls it off brilliantly. The almost-too-grandiose music perfectly matches the personal, incredibly relatable tales Mering sings about on Rising.
Julia Jacklin – Crushing – Review
It’s easy to like Julia Jacklin. Her voice and songwriting are both so immediately intimate that they lull you into this sense of comfort. It feels almost as if she’s singing directly to you, the listener, which makes her second solo album Crushing all the more devastating.
Bombay Bicycle Club: A Retrospective
The year is 2019 and a new Bombay Bicycle Club album is imminent. So, as we wait with bated breath to hear what the boys have in store for us, I decided to do a small retrospective on their four albums.