Five years after her last release, Snail Mail returns with Ricochet via Matador Records. Recorded partly in North Carolina at the studio of R.E.M producer Mitch Easter and… Read More »Snail Mail’s Ricochet: A Luminous, Mature Record
Berklee-based indie rock collective The Iddy-Biddies have delivered something genuinely special with their latest record “The World Inside,” a deeply organic and beautifully crafted album… Read More »The Iddy-Biddies’ “The World Inside” Is a Rich, Layered Record That Rewards Every Listen
German punk band Paul on Bridges come out swinging on “Kick ’em Out” with snappy snare drums and in your face vocals that grab you… Read More »Paul on Bridges’ “Kick ’em Out” Is the Folk Punk Protest Anthem Germany Needed to Make
Drawing inspiration from the detective and film noir movies of the 40s and 50s, MAN OF A THOUSAND FACES have carved out a sound… Read More »MAN OF A THOUSAND FACES’ “Persona Non Grata” Sounds Like the Soundtrack to Something Beautiful and Terrifying
Cold Engines arrive on “Nightfall” with something that feels genuinely rare, a track so locked in and alive that it demands your full attention from… Read More »Cold Engines Bring the Groove, the Horns, and the Soul on the Irresistible “Nightfall”
Virtual Nobodies pull you in immediately on “Palm Trees” with a beat so heavy and hypnotic that you are hooked before you have had… Read More »Virtual Nobodies’ “Palm Trees” Is a Psychedelic Surf Rock Trip Worth Getting Lost In