Weezer - Weezer (The Teal Album) (Album Review)
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In The Teal Album, Weezer celebrate music and life by exploring some of the classics that have come to define parts of their lives.
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Bring Me The Horizon - amo (Album Review)
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Bring Me The Horizon shed their old skin and become a genreless behemoth in their experimental new record amo.
Read MoreBob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited (Throwback Review)
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Bob Dylan began a new era for music starting with his 1965 effort Highway 61 Revisited, daring to change music through the quickly expanding world of rock.
Read MoreMaggie Rogers - Heard It In A Past Life (Album Review)
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Maggie Rogers tells her stories in her debut album Heard It In A Past Life, recalling how she found her own confidence and hopefully inspiring others to try and find their own.
Read MoreSharon Van Etten - Remind Me Tomorrow (Album Review)
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Sharon Van Etten explores finding confidence and learning to live through hard times in her new album Remind Me Tomorrow.
Read MoreToro y Moi - Outer Peace (Album Review)
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Outer Peace is more or less a snapshot of our times: Toro y Moi’s buzzy, reverberating synths and bedroom pop simplicity captures how we go about our every day lives, seeking comfort while caught in an endless cycle of work.
Read MoreFuture - The WIZRD (Album Review)
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Future mostly misses the mark in Future Hndrxx Presents: The WIZRD, offering too many weak filler tracks and not bringing enough highlights.
Read MoreJames Blake - Assume Form (Album Review)
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James Blake continues to push boundaries while maintaining a sound that is intrinsically and entirely unique to him in his latest record Assume Form.
Read MorePapa Roach - Who Do You Trust? (Album Review)
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Papa Roach begin exploring elements of pop music in their tenth record Who Do You Trust?, and while the band does showcase their ability to adapt to changing times and that they have honed their songwriting, this record isn’t a perfect experiment.
Read MoreBruce Springsteen - Born In The U.S.A. (Throwback Review)
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Bruce Springsteen’s music had a way of making stories out of life’s simplicities, and that’s the charm behind his classic seventh record, 1984’s Born In The U.S.A.
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