Deerhoof - "Divine Schism" | Album Review
Deerhoof remains unabashedly progressive, ambitious, exciting, and, most importantly, weird. Divine Schism is the group’s first fully self-released album, and in the wake of last year’s decision to pull all of their music from Spotify, another step in their conscious move away from the Music Industry (whatever that is).
Emma Ruth Rundle - "These Killing Times" | Album Review
WHY? - "Oh Golly / Yes Lord" | Album Review
Yoni Wolf is always longing for something that’s out of reach, and he continues that on his latest release, Oh Golly / Yes Lord. The ninth WHY? album heads in a significantly more electronic direction with the Cincinnati native pouring out his familiar brand of neurotic negativity before arriving at gratitude.
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Starcleaner Reunion - "Umbrella" | Album Review
After a solid foundation of singles and EPs going back to 2023, Starcleaner Reunion have outdone themselves with their luminous debut LP, Umbrella. Their indie-pop/motorik infusion balances retro-futuristic nostalgia with Euro-chamber pop arrangements, summoning the likes of Stereolab and Broadcast.
2nd Grade - "Girls and Boys" | Album Review
When he’s not rocking in the alt-country band Friendship, Peter Gill is the primary songwriting force of power-pop rock unit 2nd Grade. On their latest, the band seemingly takes The Beach Boys’ “California Girls” and stretches it across an entire record, investigating the unending world of Girls and Boys.
