Tambino: ‘Sin Miedo’ EP review (for Pitchfork)
Click here to read: “Brooklyn-based musician Kam Tambini layers roaring guitars, Latin rhythms, and his own low-pitched, sighing vocals to explore the mundanity of city life.”
Click here to read: “Brooklyn-based musician Kam Tambini layers roaring guitars, Latin rhythms, and his own low-pitched, sighing vocals to explore the mundanity of city life.”
Click here to see my ballot for The A.V. Club’s 2021 best albums list.
Click here to read my blurbs about Halsey and The Weather Station.
Click here to read: “Brooklyn experimentalist Taja Cheek is in a constant state of flux on her sophomore album, and her warbly, yet instantly memorable music follows suit.”
Click here to read my blurb about Remi Wolf’s “Liquor Store.”
Click here to read: “Meagan Rodriguez designed her second album to resemble the ins and outs of mentally spiraling, winding up with a handful of the year’s best low-key dance…
Click here to read my blurbs about Tyler, the Creator and Snail Mail.
Click here to read: “Filmmakers Joe DeNardo and Paul Felten (Slow Machine) discuss making their first feature film, the intimacy that comes with smaller budgets, and the power of collaboration.”
Click here to read: “The simultaneous release of Alejandra Ghersi’s four new albums—that’s 47 songs, two and a half hours of music—blends the peaks with the valleys”
Click here to read: “Collaborating with producer Lynyn, the chameleonic Chicago musician offers a toned-down vision of his exuberant experimental pop.”