Click here to read my blurbs about Fiona Apple and Rina Sawayama.
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: “Glass Animals, Jessy Lanza, Thao & the Get Down Stay Down, Evanescence, and their video directors talk about transcending quarantine’s creative limits.”
Click here to read: “The town hall meeting addressed injustice, the power of donating, and mentoring Black youth.”
Click here to read: “Mike Hadreas’ contorted fifth album finds both pain and pleasure in the body-brain divide.”
Click here to read: “Describing the massive scope of Grae’s music as ambitious is akin to labeling a stab wound a scrape.”
Click here to read: “Nandi Rose cuts down on explosive synths while mining her longtime interests: distance and change”
Click here to read: “The narrator of Rose’s new album Superstar is an ostentatious caricature, but their journey speaks to real concerns.”
Click here to read: “Meg Remy and her band’s newest album, Heavy Light, may at first seem apolitical, but it’s really just a radically different take on longtime interests.”
Click here to read: “…its 12 songs are riveting enough to suggest that the full Grae will rank among 2020’s most exciting albums.”
