by Joseph Limber | Apr 17, 2020 | Album Review
There is cause for celebration. We were called foolish for even hoping but the faithful few have been rewarded. the Mountain goats have just dropped their first release recorded on a Panasonic RX-FT500 Boombox in 18 years. Better...
by Stefanos Psaltis-Ivaniš | Apr 17, 2020 | Album Review
New Jersey born lofi producer Knxwledge released his newest project, 1988, late this past March. From the first track, the Philadelphia transplant sets the tone of the album with his soulful R&B remixes and samples. Each track flows perfectly into the next,...
by Music Team | Nov 30, 2015 | Album Review, Reviews
10/10 Too Bright is beautiful and gay, and I love it. Perfume Genius balances dreamy and ethereal musical composition with poetic lyrics. The album works very well as a cohesive unit and many of the songs are also strong. Mike Hadreas is the artist behind Perfume...
by Music Team | Nov 21, 2015 | Album Review, Reviews
Man, do Chvrches love 80’s music or do they Love 80’s music? Their debut album (The Bones of What You Believe) was the best album O.M.D. never released, but their sophomore effort Every Open Eye takes that to the next logical step. This album feels like a Greatest...
by Music Team | Nov 17, 2015 | Album Review
Hopsin is an insane artist who is known for performing songs such as Sag My Pants, Ill Mind of Hopsin 5, and Rip Your Heart Out. In his 2013 album, Knock Madness, Hopsin made his devout fans believe that he was leaving the music industry through various lyrics...
by Music Team | Nov 10, 2015 | Album Review
Homegrown artist Youth Lagoon, the stage name of Trevor Powers, started making electronic ambient music at the age of 17 in his basement. His debut album, The Year of Hibernation, was focused on minimalist ambient melodies combined with electronic elements. In his...
