Fana Hues Sees All Sides of Heartbreak on ‘Hues’ (for Paste Magazine)
Click here to read: “The California newcomer’s debut collection is an immensely promising, no-holds-barred reflection on bad relationships and their aftermath.”
Click here to read: “The California newcomer’s debut collection is an immensely promising, no-holds-barred reflection on bad relationships and their aftermath.”
Click here to read: “Shygirl’s consistently puffed-up swagger manages to illuminate her nuanced but aggressive persona.”
Click here to read: “Indie vet Dave Longstreth’s new backing band has strengths aplenty, but sometimes, he gets in their way.”
Click here to read: “As the mercurial British artist’s fifth album turns 20, its unintentional foreshadowing of the U.S.’s bleak future remains unsettling.”
Click here to read: “On the Brooklyn-via-Colombia synth auteur’s timely debut, she calls for unity as a conduit to resistance.”
Click here to read: “What Heidecker calls his first serious album is, for better and for worse, still full of laughs.”
Click here to read: “The genres might appear different at first, but Owens finds their enthralling overlap on her second LP.”
Click here to read: “On her third LP, the Oakland dream-pop musician reflects on both the ecstasy and excruciation of love.”
Click here to read: “Alejandra Ghersi’s first proper studio album post-transition is her most fun, pop-oriented, guest-filled—and plain best—yet.”
Click here to read: “Mike Hadreas’ contorted fifth album finds both pain and pleasure in the body-brain divide.”