Click here to read: “Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker’s 13th album in nearly three decades—and first as a duo—is a visceral treatise on modern-day existential dread.”
Click here to read: “The fifth album from Nate Amos and Rachel Brown finds them doing what they’ve always done, better than ever before.”
Click here to read: “On her first solo album in 11 years, Annika Henderson continues exploring personal and political power, with a clearer sound than ever before.”
Click here to read: “The production wizard’s second album is his most compact work yet, which is alternately a boon and a crutch.”
Click here to read my blurb about Primal Scream’s Screamadelica.
Click here to read: “The British quintet’s utter disregard for rock convention elevates Bright Green Field’s paranoid, vaguely dystopian universe.”
Click here to read: “The longtime electronic innovator’s sixth album sees her at once expanding her palette and vision while keeping her roots firmly grounded.”
Click here to read my blurb about Radiohead’s Amnesiac.
Click here to read: “The British quartet’s debut album is levels funnier, wryer and more melodic than their previous work.”
Click here to read: “The Ty Dolla $ign and Björk collaborator’s brief sophomore LP is his gentlest, warmest work yet.”
