Tagged album review

New Music: Rag’N’Bone Man

By Rachel Woodward, February 28 2017 —

British singer-songwriter Rory Graham — known by his stage name Rag’n’Bone Man — returns to the music scene with Human, a soulful collection of tracks that place Graham on the map as a … Read the rest

New Music: Japandroids

By Gurman Sahota, February 14 2017 —

Occasionally, a more commercial album is a great decision for a band. But that’s not the case for Japandroids and their newest release, Near To The Wild Heart of Life. 

From the first … Read the rest

New Music: JJ Shiplett

By Rachel Woodward, February 14 2017 —

As somebody who has trouble appreciating country music, I am hesitant to give new albums of the genre a try. But as someone who also supports local music, I was eager to give … Read the rest

New Music: William Basinski

By Jason Herring, January 24 2017 —

David Bowie passed away just over a year ago. It was a tough death for many to process — myself included — partially because in his final weeks Bowie released an album that … Read the rest

New Music: The Flaming Lips

By Gurman Sahota, January 24 2017 —

The Flaming Lips recently released their 17th delectably weird studio album, Oczy Mlody. But unlike previous releases, the album has no real hook to grab the listener’s attention. The band torments listeners through … Read the rest

New Music: The xx

By Gurman Sahota, January 17 2017 —

After nearly five years since the release of their last album, the xx return with their third studio album I See You. The album is an ode to heartbreak, loss and surprising clarity. … Read the rest

New Music: The Weeknd

By Gurman Sahota, November 26 2016 —

Starboy may be the Weeknd’s best work yet. Abel Tesfaye has released an eclectic mix of songs that takes this third album from his slternative R&B niche and moves towards dance and electronic … Read the rest

New Music: Emeli Sande

By Julie Park, November 26 2016 — 

Coming nearly five years after the release of her wildly successful debut album, Our Version of Events, Emeli Sandé’s second studio album, Long Live the Angels, presents a compelling collection of tracks showcasing … Read the rest

New Music: Agnes Obel

By Gurman Sahota, November 1 2016 –

Agnes Obel delivers her third studio album with such panache that it’s difficult to believe it’s just an album. With ample use of instrumentation, Citizen of Glass is a chilling auditory experience for … Read the rest

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