There’s definitely worth to simplicity in music. Not every album has to be some complex, multi-layered odyssey, either musically or lyrically, and embracing that notion while still being appealing and […]
The path taken by October Drift up to now is a well-trodden one, getting their sea legs on the blogosphere where the amicable but tremendously misguided practice of giving everything […]
This is the sort of album that’s so easy to dread talking about, as the chances of having absolutely nothing to say are so high. The singer-songwriter genre tends to […]
There’s really no reason that the Courteeners should’ve lasted as long as they have. They themselves might take it as a compliment, but it’s easy enough to draw tight parallels […]
The shifting indie tides have never been all too considerate to Bombay Bicycle Club who, despite being beloved by their fans, haven’t been a significant presence within the genre in […]
The reason that Halsey has unequivocally failed as a pop star over the last few years is that she’s shown nothing interesting about her. It’s not like she doesn’t have […]
If it feels like Vukovi’s rise hasn’t been nearly as meteoric as some of their peers, that’s because the path they’ve travelled to get to here has had a fair […]
It’s somewhat strange that more hasn’t been made of Kiwi Jr.’s built-in indie clout. Usually in situations like this, the boon of Alvvays’ Brian Murphy serving as guitarist would be […]
There’s been fewer more convincing examples of how to royally deflate a career than of Montreal. Since 2007’s Hissing Fauna, Are You The Destroyer? which had a very real shot […]
It makes a lot of sense that Anti-Flag are starting 2020 on this exact footing. They’re a band who’ve been extremely and unceasingly critical of the US government and their […]
There’s so much going on around this album that it’s difficult to know where to start. For one, the artistic trajectory of Poppy is one that barely makes a lick […]
Of all the relics of Britrock’s 2000s halcyon days, InMe feel like a band who realistically shouldn’t have lasted as long as they have. That’s not to denigrate the efforts […]
A running theme with early January releases is that there tends to be a reason they’re put out at this time. Typically it’s a result of opportunism, either from bands […]
Undoubtedly one of the defining bands of 2019 was Fever 333, not only serving as an excellent return for Jason Butler after the untimely dissolution of letlive., but an impressive […]
Just a couple of years ago, the thought of Beach Slang effectively falling off the face of the earth would not have even been worth entertaining. A pair of good […]
On superficial first impressions alone, it’s easy to extrapolate where the push for Georgia is leading, namely with yet another mononymed female pop star that’s an easy pick for early-year […]
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