Album Reviews – Page 17

HALFNOISE – Natural Disguise

7.5

HALFNOISE – Paramore drummer Zac Farro's psych-rock Nashville outfit – is a project that does one thing extremely well, and that is exploration. His debut studio album navigated through expansive emotional…

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8.0

M83 – DSVII

Like many of us, M83's Anthony Gonzalez grew up amidst childhood heroes on sci-fi screens, dreaming of far-away worlds and fantastical characters. This childish sentiment of escaping to a strange…

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8.5

Baby Rose – To Myself

The 24-year old artist from Atlanta, Georgia, Baby Rose, has one of the most distinctive voices to rise over the last few years. We have yet to hear a voice as unique…

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9.0

Bag Raiders – Horizons

It’s the moment Bag Raiders fans have been waiting for—a follow-up album to the phenomenal and award-winning debut. Even though it’s been nearly a decade since Bag Raiders released their…

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7.0

Dol Ikara – Obsidian Ritual

Bred from new age mysticism and the dark embers of life comes Dol Ikara’s debut EP, Obsidian Ritual. Baptized in her moniker, Claire Roddy pulls her teachings in music from…

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8.0

Taylor McFerrin – Love's Last Chance

A person’s relationship with their artistic craft is like a living organism that evolves over time with life’s latest discoveries. When an artist finds success on a debut album like…

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9.5

Snoh Aalegra – Ugh, those feels again

Snoh Aalegra unravels the sequel in the film score to her love life on –Ugh, those feels again. Playfully titled, –Ugh, those feels again serves as the raw and vulnerable…

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8.5

The Murder Capital—When I Have Fears

It's almost impossible to believe that The Murder Capital have only been active for a maximum of two years. It seems the Dublin quintet have arrived. They have notably skipped the slow…

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8.5

Nérija – Blume

For many decades, jazz music has existed in a state of identity confusion, caught between the worlds of highbrow art music and downhome folk music made by and for the…

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8.5

Jeremie Albino – Hard Time

When it comes to music depicting the slow life, strong country roots and old folklore usually prevail. Canada's Jeremie Albino, however, is here to prove that the slow life deserves…

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7.5

Ra Ra Riot – Superbloom

Brooklyn's Ra Ra Riot has always been a band that could never quite be explained with just one song. Their eccentric style has been largely unmatched, with each new album finding…

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8.0

Clairo—Immunity

Clairo has wanted to move beyond bedroom pop for a while. Her first hit “Pretty Girl” went viral in the bizarre and unexpected way that found fame for many teenage…

Archives: Album Reviews

HALFNOISE – Natural Disguise

M83 – DSVII

Baby Rose – To Myself

Bag Raiders – Horizons

Dol Ikara – Obsidian Ritual

Taylor McFerrin – Love's Last Chance

Snoh Aalegra – Ugh, those feels again

The Murder Capital—When I Have Fears

Nérija – Blume

Jeremie Albino – Hard Time

Ra Ra Riot – Superbloom

Clairo—Immunity

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