Album Reviews – EARMILK

L.A. Witch takes a sonic pilgrimage through devotion and defiance on DOGGOD

7.5

From the sunlit sprawl of Los Angeles to the shadowed alleyways of Paris, L.A. Witch embarks on a transformative journey with their latest album, DOGGOD. This musical trio, Sade Sanchez…

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9.0

Yukimi’s ‘For You’ is a deeply vulnerable solo debut [Album Review]

A great album has the power to immerse you in a theme, transport you to a specific moment in time, and even shift your perspective—it can also create space for…

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Lucy Dacus signals a Renaissance rebirth in 'Forever Is a Feeling' [Album Review]

Not much can be said about singer-songwriter Lucy Dacus that hasn't already been said a million times over. From her impactful solo work to her record-breaking indie supergroup, boygenius, the…

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9.5

Danielle Ate the Sandwich sounds secure on comeback record 'Fumbling'

Since 2007, Colorado-raised musician Danielle Anderson has been chugging along at her own pace, releasing original albums every so often under her stage name Danielle Ate the Sandwich. Over the…

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7.5

SOFY fuels her momentum with 'Another Day In Paradise' [Album Review]

Chess Club Records have carved out a niche by allowing young signees to produce lo-fi music that explores contemporary topics, powered by classic influences that dominated the charts before most…

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8.5

An Ode To Soul, RnB, Rap, and More, TheBabeGabe Stuns With Debut Album 'HONEYPOP'

After contributing vivid RnB vocal melodies with other acts, Kansas City's own TheBabeGabe is bringing y2k Pop It Girl aesthetics and an authentic love of music into something of her…

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9.0

Mild Minds finds emotional depth in digital spaces on sophomore album 'GEMINI' [Album Review]

In an electronic music landscape often divided between functional club tools and emotive home listening, Mild Minds' sophomore album GEMINI refuses to choose sides. Released via ODESZA's Foreign Family Collective,…

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8.0

O & The Mo find solace in sunshine and stars on 'Make Way for the Sun' [Album Review]

There are many cold and unpleasant connotations of winter that we use to define the season—dim or wet weather, routine and dull days, a time of waiting for the year…

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8.5

Mereba returns with a sense of spiritual self-reflection in 'The Breeze Grew A Fire' [ Album Review ]

R&B singer-songwriter Mereba is bracing for a monumental comeback in a genre lacking standout talent. Since her stellar 2019 studio album, The Jungle is The Only Way Out, the soulful…

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6.0

Dear Seattle channels the nostalgic energy of Scuzz TV hits with 'TOY' [Album Review]

Breakups, declining youth, holding out hope for change, and learning to self-reflect—it takes mess. It also takes pain to truly understand who we are. This concept sits at the heart…

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8.0

Zzzahara finds resilience and maturity in volatile romance on 'Spiral Your Way Out' [Album Review]

"There's a bluebird that wants to get out, but I'm too clever; I only let him out at night, sometimes when everybody's asleep," writes Charles Bukowski in his famous poem…

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7.0

Shriya breaks free with Debut EP, "In a box"

Shriya, the talented new singer-songwriter who has released her debut EP 'In a box', is a raw tapestry of emotions, vulnerability, and resilience. Available on all streaming services, this four-track project traces…

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L.A. Witch takes a sonic pilgrimage through devotion and defiance on DOGGOD

Yukimi’s ‘For You’ is a deeply vulnerable solo debut [Album Review]

Lucy Dacus signals a Renaissance rebirth in 'Forever Is a Feeling' [Album Review]

Danielle Ate the Sandwich sounds secure on comeback record 'Fumbling'

SOFY fuels her momentum with 'Another Day In Paradise' [Album Review]

An Ode To Soul, RnB, Rap, and More, TheBabeGabe Stuns With Debut Album 'HONEYPOP'

Mild Minds finds emotional depth in digital spaces on sophomore album 'GEMINI' [Album Review]

O & The Mo find solace in sunshine and stars on 'Make Way for the Sun' [Album Review]

Mereba returns with a sense of spiritual self-reflection in 'The Breeze Grew A Fire' [ Album Review ]

Dear Seattle channels the nostalgic energy of Scuzz TV hits with 'TOY' [Album Review]

Zzzahara finds resilience and maturity in volatile romance on 'Spiral Your Way Out' [Album Review]

Shriya breaks free with Debut EP, "In a box"

Onelight and Nikkie Ariel shine bright on reflective new single “LET IT BE”

When cardboard becomes a canvas; The sonic experiment of Cardboard Sessions

Harley Grey and Sevi create a one-of-a-kind song for the original film soundtrack, “VESPERTINE” [Video]

East Denistone shares a hauntingly beautiful masterpiece with "The Sum of Small Tidings" [Album]

Electron shares a haunting new anthem “Echoes of a Dying World”

Chicago's "Classick Studios" is Expanding As a Creative Agency "Classicks Never Die"

The Best Music Promotion Strategies That Actually Work in 2025

How This Real Artist Made Millions Without a Record Label

From Machismo To Mujeres: Women As The Face Of Reggaeton

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4 things every artist needs to think about in 2022