Art is known for its variations, especially in terms of music. The most famous, and infamous, work by Bach is widely known as the “Goldberg Variations”. Seen in some circles as the death of …
Straight out of Nashville, Rayland Baxter is an Alt. A country artist who takes the first part of his chosen genre seriously. Recorded in a rubberband factory, this isn’t even the oddest …
My first listen of Gold Panda’s The Work felt like going back in time. His early output, like “Snow and Taxis” and “You” were frequent must-plays on my best friend’s mixtapes. We listened to …
John Jagos, aka Brotherfinger, is tough to pin down. He’s released two albums with the electronic label Mush, put out several instrumental albums, and even released and toured a Tears For …
It must be acknowledged how confident and cogent Nick Hakim’s releases are. The young Brooklynite broke out in 2017 with his debut LP, Green Twins, an esoteric R&B opus that opened to …
Not everything needs to have a direct meaning. Art History is full of instances of works where the experience is down to the audience. For a musical analog of Abstract Impressionism, with a …
Pain-be-damned pop icon Tove Lo is back with a delicious new album Dirt Femme. In her full-length debut, Tove explores femininity beyond the monolith. It’s an ambitious album for the artist …
It’s rare to see an artist combine technical virtuosity with classic songwriting, to flow through genres and styles with ease, and, perhaps most impressively, to bring together other …
Up in the sky! It’s rap! It’s pop-punk! Wait! It’s Superman (i.e. NNAMDÏ). In his fourth album, Please Have a Seat, NNAMDÏ (i.e. Superman… Ok, that bit is over) defies categorization. I …
When you are down, Dayglow will lift you up. With his 3rd studio album People in Motion mastermind, Sloan Struble continues to deliver touching stories and personal experiences with an …
