Shield Patterns ‘Mirror Breathing’ – ALBUM REVIEW
Shield Patterns' music can be at once intriguing and a little underwhelming. Though the Manchester duo of Claire Brentnall and Richard Knox borrow heavily from ... Read More...
Jeremy Monroe
Rattle ‘Rattle’ – ALBUM REVIEW
One of the major principles the original punk movement was founded on was taking rock music back to its basic roots, an ideology similar to the one Rattle embra... Read More...
Lola Colt ‘Twist Through The Fire’ – ALBUM REVIEW
When London band Lola Colt made their debut two years ago with the 60s psych-influenced 'Away from the Water,' what helped them stand out from countless other b... Read More...
Ben Lukas Boysen ‘Spells’ – ALBUM REVIEW
Ben Lukas Boysen delivers a poignant second album, which leaves a lasting impression.Though 'Spells' is only the second album Ben Lukas Boysen has released ... Read More...
Xenia Rubinos ‘Black Terry Cat’ – ALBUM REVIEW
Xenia Rubinos sophomore album oozes creativity and a playful set of tracksSome three years after rightfully turning heads with her vibrant and wildly creati... Read More...
Tusks ‘False’ – EP REVIEW
London artist Emily Underhill follows up 2014's 'Ink' EP with the impressive 'False'
London-based artist Emily Underhill has been building a name for herself s... Read More...
Eagulls ‘Ullages’ – ALBUM REVIEW
Eagulls still flex plenty of muscle, but with greater restraint, and often the refinement has a way of preventing the music from feeling like anything other tha... Read More...
A Giant Dog ‘Pile’ – ALBUM REVIEW
'Pile' continues to draw equally from punk's sneering energy to the gleeful raunchiness of glam to sleazy 70s rock
For their newest LP (and their first for Mer... Read More...
Braids ‘Companion’ – EP REVIEW
Braids continue to explore, refine, and expand their sound on the 'Companion' EP
In the five years since releasing their intriguing and occasionally messy debu... Read More...
