Alvvays Changing: From Dreamy Indie to Energized Power-Pop
What makes the album stand out not only within Alvvays discography but amongst the many great records of this year is the second half.
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New Album From Open Mike Eagle: A Tape Called Component System with the Auto Reverse
A Tape Called Component System with the Auto Reverse is a nostalgia trip rooted in the present with a ‘90s throwback drenched in the aftermath of 2020 quarantines.
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Mother’s Ode to Mother Mushroom
Fossora understands independence not as a lack of peers, but as a contentness to exist in the present within both history and the future that’s to come.
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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.
