Spiderr Album Review: How Bladee Entrapped Me
Spiderr launches the singer into a fresher sound as he continues to discover ways to blend the older and newer elements of music. True to his legacy, Bladee has once again left me feeling haunted.
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Rome Streetz Continues Showcasing Rap Greatness on KISS THE RING
KISS THE RING is not only another excellent project to notch under Rome Streetz’s belt, it’s a continuation of the victories that Griselda represents for underground hip-hop, independent music, and artistic liberation.
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I’m Growing Up and It Hurts: Phoebe Bridgers’ Stranger in the Alps Turns 5
This past Thursday, September 22, popular indie-rock artist Phoebe Bridgers’ debut album Stranger in the Alps celebrated its fifth anniversary…Of course, fans of hers know Stranger in the Alps, but I feel as though it doesn’t receive as much attention as it should.
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Taking Your Lead and Learning to Love Again From LASTVIOLETS
The new EP by LASTVIOLETS arrived on July 8, ready to enhance your soundtrack for summer heartbreak and healing.
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Don’t remember 2016? Listen to Ricky Montgomery’s latest EP
Coming off of the success of his 2016 single “Line Without A Hook,” Ricky Montgomery (he/him) released his latest indie-pop EP It’s 2016 Somewhere on April 15.
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Wet Leg Rises from the “Chaise Longue” to Make Debut Album
Wet Leg released their self-titled debut album last Friday, April 8, with Wet Leg, a twelve-song ode to heartache, introversion, and disappointment. The album culminates much of the band’s inner turmoil surrounding relationships and love without the typical melancholy tone of heartbreak songs.
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Lizzy McAlpine’s Rebrand in five seconds flat
Lizzy McAlpine is honing her craft in five seconds flat, outgrowing her previously established acoustic shell and layering her songs with a new level of emotional depth. This record incorporates a storyline of love and heartbreak with instrumentals that convey the story with heavy plucking of strings, crescendos and staccatoed strums, and exposes a new side to McAlpine’s music— one that shows more than the joy and brightness of love.
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Destroyer Rebukes All Possible Definitions on “LABYRNITHITIS”
While not sonically dissimilar from their previous work, Destroyer’s thirteenth studio album shakes things up by pulling the spotlight off mastermind Dan Bejar and letting the music speak for itself.
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Wallows Makes an Electrifying Return with “Tell Me That It’s Over”
Wallows’ highly anticipated sophomore album, Tell Me That It’s Over, is just another taste of the band’s take at vulnerability, but they’ve clearly matured lyrically and sonically, taking their listeners on an adventure through love.
