Reviews

Action Bronson & Party Supplies – Blue Chips [Mixtape Review]

If I didn’t have eyes, I would say that Action Bronson is a starving artist. After all, he raps mainly about food. And chicks. And hookers. And a peculiar combination…

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Geographer – Myths

Indie-rockers Geographer have finally satiated the masses with Modern Art Record’s release of their latest album, entitled Myth. Myth will remind fans of why they grew to love Geographer in the…

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Day Joy – Animal Noise [EP Review]

People generally associate memories with music. A song is powerful enough to remind you of your first kiss or that time you were punched in the face. The entire process…

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Hodgy Beats – Untitled EP [Album Review]

The first time I heard of Odd Future is when they performed “Sandwiches” on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Tyler, the Creator and Hodgy Beats stomped around stage with ski…

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WZRD (Kid Cudi & Dot da Genius) – WZRD [Album Review]

When it comes to rock/hip-hop albums, everything has to do with skateboarding. See, Lil Wayne announced that he would follow up his very large and successful Tha Carter III with a…

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Islands – A Sleep & A Forgetting [Album Review]

Music Video for "This Is Not A Song" [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zi4RgOszst0[/youtube] It is pretty clear that Nick Thorburn has legitimately carved his name into the indie world. Whether you were first introduced…

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The Danvilles – Women [Album Review]

Put on your leather jacket and ripped jeans because we're going on a bike ride. This thrilling bike ride will be soundtracked by North Virginia's The Danvilles. The Danvilles are five…

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ScHoolboy Q – Habits & Contradictions [Album Review]

ScHoolboy Q's latest project Habits & Contradictions is really a wild ride, because literally, you never know what's going to happen next– until you've listened to the album completely through…

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Big Deal – Lights Out [Album Review]

A description of UK's Big Deal can be illustrated in the form of a strawberry wafer. Just like the perfect amount of strawberry filling and thin vanilla wafers, the delicious…

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Elika – Always The Light [Album Review + Premiere]

Floating above the competitive music scene of Brooklyn is a duo, Evagelia Maravelias and Brian Wenkebach. The pair goes under Elika to produce "electrogaze." This is a genre we should all be…

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High Highs – High Highs EP [Earmilk Exclusive + Review]

Falsetto, harmonic choruses, and clean guitar. These are the key elements in what has become a mercurial sound, unique to indie rock and supported by universal appeal. A sound that…

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AFX – Analogue Bubblebath 1-5 [A Brief History]

Richard David James, known to most as the man behind the mind-boggling productions of Aphex Twin, is arguably one of the most well-respected and talented figures in the history of…

Action Bronson & Party Supplies – Blue Chips [Mixtape Review]

Geographer – Myths

Day Joy – Animal Noise [EP Review]

Hodgy Beats – Untitled EP [Album Review]

WZRD (Kid Cudi & Dot da Genius) – WZRD [Album Review]

Islands – A Sleep & A Forgetting [Album Review]

The Danvilles – Women [Album Review]

ScHoolboy Q – Habits & Contradictions [Album Review]

Big Deal – Lights Out [Album Review]

Elika – Always The Light [Album Review + Premiere]

High Highs – High Highs EP [Earmilk Exclusive + Review]

AFX – Analogue Bubblebath 1-5 [A Brief History]

Fredy V & The Foundation find freedom in groove on 'NO TRIBE NO I' [Album Review]

Adam Paddock shares poignant and introspective sophomore album 'THE GREATEST COMPROMISE'

Makena delivers blend of quiet hope and honesty on "Delusional"

Jonathan Corbie composes soundscapes that demand to be felt

TOCK + TONE share potent single "Something to Do"

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

UK Festivals Wrapped Up: A diverse weekend of music, food and culture

DNORRI is a breakout voice built for musical resonance and connection

Jay Tone is carving out his space with "Puzzles"

From Machismo To Mujeres: Women As The Face Of Reggaeton

4 things I learned on the 'Call Me If You Get Lost' tour

4 things every artist needs to think about in 2022