Music
Review: beabadoobee – This Is How Tomorrow Moves
This Is How Tomorrow Moves is a departure from Laus’ traditional sound but finds more solid grounding in the landing then she ever had before. … read more
Review: Brunch – DOGINYA
The PR email I received described Brunch as “punk but Gen-Z,” which has proven to be very accurate. … read more
Review: Robber Robber – Wild Guess
Grimy and distorted to a thick TV-static fuzz, Robber Robber’s Wild Guess is a big leap from Caldera and delivers on almost all the promise they showed just three years prior. … read more
Review: Eminem – The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de...
Cementing himself as one of the most powerhouse rappers in the music industry, Eminem has fought tooth and nail to make it to the top. … read more
Review: cupcakKe – Dauntless Manifesto
Dauntless Manifesto by cupcakKe will get you in the mood to laugh, while you feel societal taboos around sexuality dissolve. … read more
Review: Clairo – Charm
Needless to say, I’ll be listening to Charm by Clairo for the rest of the summer and probably the rest of my twenties. … read more
Review: Megan Thee Stallion – MEGAN
On her new album MEGAN, Megan Thee Stallion challenges us to ditch the sad girl archetype by presenting us with another that’s empowering rather than enabling. … read more
Review: feeble little horse – Girl with Fish
Feeble little horse gets much of their strength from their brevity, often keeping their tracks shorter than three minutes. … read more
Review: Justice – Hyperdrama
Justice Hyperdrama Ed Banger Records Street: 04.26 Justice = Gesaffelstein + Parov Stelar Since the debut of Cross in 2007, Justice has floated in and out of the limelight, but never out of EDM’s essential canon. Where in classical music there has remained the same several names and faces that captured a movement, Justice has
Review: A.G. Cook – Britpop
A.G. Cook is on the top of the world, whether or not the rest of the world knows it is up to interpretation. … read more