Album Reviews – Page 20

Annika Zee – Factory Pageant

8.5

Enter the gorgeously tortured world of Annika Zee. The Toronto-born and New York-based multimedia artist has delivered a musical tour de force with her album Factory Pageant. The ambitious ten-track…

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8.5

The Japanese House’s first full length "Good at Falling", is a gem of innocent maturity

At only 23 years old, Amber Bain, aka The Japanese House, has both vision, and a list of accomplishments well beyond her years. Her first full length, Good at Falling,…

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8.0

Mereba – The Jungle Is The Only Way Out

The first thing I notice when I listen to music by Mereba is her fearlessness; her courage to tackle and blend nearly every genre in music, the boldness in which…

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7.5

SPELLLING—Mazy Fly

SPELLLING (Tia Cabral) released her second full-length album Mazy Fly today and it’s casting quite the love spell on us. The California-based artist has created a new musical hybrid as…

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9.0

sobhhï —'BLACK I' EP

Tangled in a past mindset and a longing echo, sobhhï sensually appeases upon his first EP of the year, BLACK I. Despite it being a 4-track offering, the potency and weight…

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8.5

Sharon Van Etten—Remind Me Tomorrow

Sharon Van Etten might be the least pretentious rock star in the world. Four years ago, she released Are We There, an album that was praised for its presentness. With her most recent…

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9.5

Swindle – No More Normal

In the opening moments of Swindle’s new album No More Normal, Rider Shafique asks, “Do you, do I, do we ever stop to question why we do what we do?”…

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9.0

It has taken Rosie Carney a long time to get here. Nevertheless, here she is, this time to stay. The 20-year-old songwriter delivers her astonishingly beautiful debut album Bare triumphantly via Akira Records, out January…

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8.5

dodie—Human EP

A cursory YouTube search of the name dodie will yield a few different things: there are covers of popular songs, on which dodie is usually accompanied by other prominent YouTubers; a few…

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9.5

The 1975 – A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships

On the surface level of thinking, The 1975's self-titled debut album brings about memories of a distinct period of time in 2013 leading well into 2014 defined by head to…

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9.0

Sabrina Carpenter is dynamic and demanding on 'Singular: Act I'

"Je ne voulais pas trouver l’amour, mais Paris a quelque chose qui donne envie d’aimer, d'aimer passionnément," Sabrina Carpenter utters during the bridge of "Paris," the second track and one…

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9.5

Robyn – Honey

Today is the day. Fans can breathe a sigh of release, because Swedish pop icon Robyn has released her eighth studio album after years of anticipation. Over the past eight…

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Annika Zee – Factory Pageant

The Japanese House’s first full length "Good at Falling", is a gem of innocent maturity

Mereba – The Jungle Is The Only Way Out

SPELLLING—Mazy Fly

sobhhï —'BLACK I' EP

Sharon Van Etten—Remind Me Tomorrow

Swindle – No More Normal

Rosie Carney—Bare

dodie—Human EP

The 1975 – A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships

Sabrina Carpenter is dynamic and demanding on 'Singular: Act I'

Robyn – Honey

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