Reviews

Is there anything Darker My Love’s Tim Presley cannot do? In between working on the upcoming DML album and providing guitar and additional vocals for

I have a friend who uses the term ‘caddywhompus’ occasionally, and after hearing this fucked-up duo for the first time I imagine this is basically

I spend entirely too much time with record reviews attempting to discover the binary code within the notes. In listening to Open Mike Eagle's debut

The Brooklyn boys from Woods must have spent their time in someone’s dense rooftop garden, because At Echo Lake offers up an honest-to-goodness–if not pleasantly

This band is kind of all over the place in terms of their music palette, and that feels appropriate on a subliminal level since the

This Austin instrumental five-piece has gone back in time artistically, and demonstrated some serious non-commercial balls, with this album, culling these “songs” from their original

“I can’t, stop, the press, don’t wanna, stop the, press,” Ariel Pink proclaims on the track “Beverly Kills” from his much publicized, leaked, lambasted, praised,

The Beach Fossils touch is so light and airy that it’s possible to listen through a half dozen times before stopping to discern the individual

One of the first things noticeable about Cosmogramma is that, while it is clearly Steven Ellison’s brainchild, there’s an enhanced spirit of collaboration on this

The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band is one of those acts that’s great when you’re wasted. Their sound is grating, the words indecipherable, the vocals