Album Feature: “Warm Blood” – Blithe Field
In 2012, when Warm Blood was released, Spencer Radcliffe was 19 years old. It was his third album, his first, Old Songs/New Songs, coming as early as 2008. The...
Album Reviews
A Review of City and Colour’s newest album “If I Should Go Before You”
Dallas Green has the kind of voice that you can listen to with your entire body. Sure, the sound waves enter through your ears, but they seismically extend in...
Holding My Heart Together with Twine and Super Glue: A Review of Laura Stevenson’s newest album Cocksure
Having heard as much Laura Stevenson as I could have possibly found with only the Internet and my own mediocre brain guiding me, I have gone through every emotional...
A Review of The Neighbourhood’s Newest Release, “Wiped Out!”
Let me start this by saying I have a history with The Neighbourhood. I found them when they were a secret band with no pictures or bio or anything...
Underwood Delivers Serenity, Southern Drawl, and Sex: A Review of “Storyteller”
Carrie Underwood rose to fame at the speed of lightning when she won American Idol back in 2005. (That’s almost eleven years ago. Cue that existential crisis, realizing how...
She Had the Best Drop of the Summer. So, Why You Sleepin on Dej Loaf?!?!?! : A Review of #AndSeeThatsTheThing
In the midst of my emotional discourse caused by Frank Ocean promising an album and then burning all of my feelings alive, I made a huge mistake. I slept...
If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late — REVIEW
Yesterday (ed.: February 13th), Drake pulled a Beyoncé. I’ll tell you if you’re reading this review it’s too late to be called news. At midnight last night Drake dropped...
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...
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,...