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Spring Music Preview 2019 ~ Rock, Post-Rock, Folk & Jazz
First off, Happy St. Paddy’s Day to our readers around the world, especially those of Irish descent! You are probably not online right now, but we’re not either ~ we’re out there celebrating with you. We’ve happily noticed an increase
Spring Music Preview 2019 ~ Rock, Post-Rock, Folk & Jazz
First off, Happy St. Paddy’s Day to our readers around the world, especially those of Irish descent! You are probably not online right now, but we’re not either ~ we’re out there celebrating with you. We’ve happily noticed an increase
Spring Music Preview 2019 ~ Modern Composition
The weather is warming up, and so is the release slate! We’re about to cover nearly 250 albums in the next five days. Consider this your shopping list for spring! We’ll eventually review one out of eight, but we’re happy
Spring Music Preview 2019 ~ Modern Composition
The weather is warming up, and so is the release slate! We’re about to cover nearly 250 albums in the next five days. Consider this your shopping list for spring! We’ll eventually review one out of eight, but we’re happy
Constantine ~ Hades (Expanded)
Hades was one of our albums of the year when it was first released in 2017, and now it includes a long single that serves as the album’s concluding chapter. “Fos” is a beautiful addition that deepens the appreciation of what
Constantine ~ Hades (Expanded)
Hades was one of our albums of the year when it was first released in 2017, and now it includes a long single that serves as the album’s concluding chapter. “Fos” is a beautiful addition that deepens the appreciation of what
William Tyler ~ Goes West
William Tyler’s fifth record begins and ends with widescreen focus, evoking the sensation of opening a curtain at golden hour and sinking into pink effervescence. Full of major scale grandiosity and intimate American Primitive finger picking, Go West sounds wholly
William Tyler ~ Goes West
William Tyler’s fifth record begins and ends with widescreen focus, evoking the sensation of opening a curtain at golden hour and sinking into pink effervescence. Full of major scale grandiosity and intimate American Primitive finger picking, Go West sounds wholly
Vieo Abiungo ~ The Dregs
The name Vieo Abiungo may sound familiar, while the specific memory may be elusive; the last time William Ryan Fritch released an album under this moniker, we were only three months old! Since then, he’s become the flagship artist for the ever-reliable Lost
Vieo Abiungo ~ The Dregs
The name Vieo Abiungo may sound familiar, while the specific memory may be elusive; the last time William Ryan Fritch released an album under this moniker, we were only three months old! Since then, he’s become the flagship artist for the ever-reliable Lost
Matmos ~ Plastic Anniversary
We’ve always known that Matmos could be fun, but we never knew how funny they could be ~ until we watched the video, “How To Turn Your Plastic Into Audio Gold.” The couple is entertaining enough to host their own TV show. They’ve been
Matmos ~ Plastic Anniversary
We’ve always known that Matmos could be fun, but we never knew how funny they could be ~ until we watched the video, “How To Turn Your Plastic Into Audio Gold.” The couple is entertaining enough to host their own TV show. They’ve been
Meitei ~ Komachi
We last reviewed Hiroshima’s Meitei in our 2018 article, Music for Haunted Houses. The new album preserves the nostalgia while replacing ghosts with memories. Komachi is a work of unique beauty, a time-spanning mix of influences old and new, a celebration of the
Meitei ~ Komachi
We last reviewed Hiroshima’s Meitei in our 2018 article, Music for Haunted Houses. The new album preserves the nostalgia while replacing ghosts with memories. Komachi is a work of unique beauty, a time-spanning mix of influences old and new, a celebration of the
Old Solar ~ SEE
We can’t remember the last time we heard three great post-rock albums this early in the year. MONO set the bar high, but now we have California’s Wander and North Carolina’s Old Solar to add to our list. We’re overdue, as in
Old Solar ~ SEE
We can’t remember the last time we heard three great post-rock albums this early in the year. MONO set the bar high, but now we have California’s Wander and North Carolina’s Old Solar to add to our list. We’re overdue, as in
