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 …
Full confession, I’ve experienced very few breakups in my lifetime, but Sunbeam Sound Machine’s third album, the adorably and thematically named Possum, felt like all three of them. It feels …
CIENFUEGOS, the upcoming collaborative EP from Conffintexts and Jonny From Space is the dance record you’d expect to come out of Miami. The EP is very techno influenced with minimal sound …