Sleater Kinney’s “No Cities To Love” : Album Review
As a punk rock and social justice advocate, I could never fully describe how much I appreciate Sleater-Kinney. For me, as well as many others, their songs worked to...
Album Reviews
Habits of My Heart EP Review
Do you know those times when you hear just one song from an artist and instantly become hooked? Ladies and gentleman, this is one of those moments. Using a medley...
BASICally the Jam to Your Pregame: A Review of the Charli XCX’s New Record Sucker
I will preface this review by saying that I am not an expert on this type of music and normally would not buy an album in this genre, however,...
A Little Review of LIGHTS’ Little Machines
As an enthusiast of both head-bobbing beats and chill, relaxed melodies, Little Machines satisfies both of my musical preferences in one single album. Little Machines, LIGHTS’ third album impressively...
A Review of King Tuff’s “Black Moon Spell”
For this seductive, romantic, garage rock fanatic, listening to King Tuff’s epic return album “Black Moon Spell” was like experiencing the joyride, Saturday night date of my dreams. Ever...
Real Music Is Still Alive: A Pink Floyd Enthusiast’s Review of “The Endless River”
Music fans rejoiced around the world when Pink Floyd announced this summer that they were releasing one final album. The Endless River, the first album released by Pink Floyd...
Album Review of The Growlers’ “Chinese Fountain”
Intermittent previews via The Growlers’ instagram (@losgrowlers) hinted at what their recently released Chinese Fountain might sound like, but nothing could quite prepare me for what I heard on...
Foxygen’s Earthly Concerns: Album Review of “…And Star Power.”
Foxygen is Jonathan Rado and Sam France. Brewed in LA, the duo has been making music since 2005 as high school freshmen. Their first two studio albums (Take the Kids...