Kindness: World, You Need A Change of Mind:: Review
Kindness aka Adam Bainbridge peers out from the cover of his debut World, You Need a Change of Mind with a determined stare and appropriately tussled luxurious hair. The... Read On
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Beach House: Bloom:: Review
Bloom is the fourth album from Baltimore’s Beach House and the first that tightens up Victoria Legrand and Alex Scully’s songwriting into a more pop-oriented direction. The instrumentation has... Read On
Father John Misty: Fear Fun:: Review
After vacating the Fleet Foxes drummer seat, Joshua Tillman ditched his previous solo career of J. Tillman and invented the persona of Father John Misty as the replacement on... Read On
Lower Dens: Nootropics:: Review
Baltimore’s Lower Dens have crafted a dreamy, leisurely paced sophomore effort in Nootropics, their follow up to debut album Twin-Hand Movement. Led by front woman Jana Hunter, Nootropics is... Read On
Jack White: Blunderbuss:: Review
Jack White sensed the time was right to pull the plug on The White Stripes in February 2011. White was always preoccupied with his myriad of side projects and... Read On
M. Ward : A Wasteland Companion :: Review
M. Ward was quietly bubbling under the surface of mainstream appeal until he hooked up with the lovely Zooey Deschanel and unleashed his She & Him project. Now the... Read On
Willis Earl Beal : Acousmatic Sorcery :: Review
Willis Earl Beal has a fascinating back-story which has to do with found fame courtesy of leaving behind CDR’s of his music inscribed with his telephone number. Eventually, Found... Read On
The Men : Open Your Heart :: Review
Brooklyn’s The Men seem to be a band out of time. Eschewing the electronic influences that pervade most of modern music, The Men have crafted a guitar-laden third album... Read On
The Shins : Port of Morrow :: Review
James Mercer revisits the guise of The Shins five years after the band’s dissolution on Port of Morrow with a reconstituted band and a new sound. Typically these are... Read On
Lee Fields : Faithful Man :: Review
Lee Fields lives up to his self-declared title of Faithful Man, his follow up to his Sharon Jones fueled revival My World. On Faithful Man, Fields posits himself firmly... Read On
