Album Reviews – Page 26

Billie Eilish—When We All Fall Asleep, Where do We Go?

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When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? feels like the culmination of a life's work. Naturally, it's only the beginning, but the world—and I really do mean the…

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9.5

Jenny Lewis – On The Line

Great storytelling not only tells it and shows it but gets an audience to live it. In the same vein, Jenny Lewis reemerges on her most passionate and nourishing collection…

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Shy Girls – Bird On The Wing

Life is a journey. The phrase may be a cliché, but it reflects an elemental aspect of the human experience. We all do the best we can to navigate the…

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Kevin Garrett – Hoax

I was first introduced to Kevin Garrett in 2014, just two years before he had received a Grammy nomination for his contribution to Beyoncé's Lemonade cut "Pray You Catch Me," written alongside…

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8.5

The term “world music” has always been problematic. Like any genre specification, the phrase is artistically limiting but more than other music categorizations, it doesn’t actually provide any information. In…

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Karen O and Danger Mouse – Lux Prima

The highly anticipated collaboration between Yeah Yeah Yeah's frontwoman Karen O and producer Danger Mouse is finally here in the form of their debut album, Lux Prima. Meaning "First Light", this album is…

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Elliot Adamson's 'TiHKAL' is a display of intelligent individuality

When Elliot Adamson's name first began cropping up a few years ago, it became almost instantaneously obvious that he not only had the prowess, attitude and abilities of an artist…

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Sahbabii delivers effortless squid-like flow in latest project '3p'

Atlanta rap artist Sahbabii has dealt with unfair comparisons to other artists in the massive flood of Soundcloud rappers, despite having a unique flow and style that shines above the…

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Maren Morris gives love a soundtrack on 'GIRL'

Maren Morris’ debut album Hero (2016) arrived with anticipation from those within the country music sphere, but her contribution to Zedd’s 2018 hit “The Middle” ushered in a new wave…

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8.5

Annika Zee – Factory Pageant

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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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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Billie Eilish—When We All Fall Asleep, Where do We Go?

Jenny Lewis – On The Line

Shy Girls – Bird On The Wing

Kevin Garrett – Hoax

Dexter Story – Bahir

Karen O and Danger Mouse – Lux Prima

Elliot Adamson's 'TiHKAL' is a display of intelligent individuality

Sahbabii delivers effortless squid-like flow in latest project '3p'

Maren Morris gives love a soundtrack on 'GIRL'

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

Lauren Presley breaks the mold with “Straitjacket”

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Simone Feroci establishes his towering presence in the world of bass guitars with hopeful track "California Forever"

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