Album Reviews – Page 23

Sorcha Richardson – First Prize Bravery

9.0

After cycling through the first listen of Dublin native Sorcha Richardson's debut album, First Prize Bravery, I found myself completely dumbfounded. After multiple listens, I must admit that I still can't…

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8.0

Tawiah – Starts Again

U.K crooner Tawiah's debut album Starts Again is an expressive tidal wave of classic charm with a modern message. Poised, precise, and powerful, it resurrects memories of fellow soul sirens Amy Winehouse…

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9.0

Slow Hollows – Actors

LA-based genre-blending alchemists Slow Hollows have just shared their third and most ambitious LP, Actors. Once courted by Frank Ocean and Tyler, the Creator (Anderson provided his guitar skills to…

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8.5

GRAE – New Girl

"Maybe open your eyes and see a woman's world". Not the opening line of Toronto newcomer GRAE's debut EP, but a powerful one nonetheless. In fact, that line can be found…

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7.5

Supa Bwe – JAGUAR

Supa Bwe is known for his superb blend of hip-hop, pop-punk, and R&B. He got his start with his mosh pit starting rap group Hurt Everybody in the early 2010's,…

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9.0

Femdot – '94 Camry Music

Chicago native femdot releases his highly anticipated '94 Camry Music EP while on tour. The recent college graduate has been active in Chicago's local music scene for serval years, and…

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7.5

HALFNOISE – Natural Disguise

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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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…

Archives: Album Reviews

Sorcha Richardson – First Prize Bravery

Tawiah – Starts Again

Slow Hollows – Actors

GRAE – New Girl

Supa Bwe – JAGUAR

Femdot – '94 Camry Music

HALFNOISE – Natural Disguise

M83 – DSVII

Baby Rose – To Myself

Bag Raiders – Horizons

Dol Ikara – Obsidian Ritual

Taylor McFerrin – Love's Last Chance

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