Katie Gately Finds a Novel Approach to Documenting Grief (for Paste Magazine)
Click here to read: “On Loom, Gately paves intriguing new paths toward handling an oft-explored topic.”
Click here to read: “On Loom, Gately paves intriguing new paths toward handling an oft-explored topic.”
Click here to read: “The Slow Rush isn’t quite as interesting as its predecessors in terms of songwriting and production, and this gap makes Parker’s lyrical weaknesses more challenging to. . .
Click here to read: “The Hop Along singer walks us through the art gallery of her dreams.”
Click here to read: “Throughout the LP…Deacon reckons with his nerves, strips his voice of digital effects, and advances the dismembered frenzy of Gliss Riffer…”
Click here to read: “Her first self-produced album finds the songwriter replacing her usual characters with a significant real-life figure: herself.”
Click here to read my bio (co-written with William Osiecki) for Crisman’s self-titled debut album.
Click here to read: “The Brooklyn-via-Norway bedroom pop artist’s sophomore LP is equally earnest and ironic.”
Click here to read: “In chronicling an “inner break,” Stella Chronopoulou delivers her strongest LP yet.”
Click here to read: “Parisian post-punk quintet En Attendant Ana start their latest album, Julliet, looking for escape.”
Click here to read: “Rose sings about their [narrator’s] ego inflating so severely that they’ll do anything to feel the way they want.”