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Snoozer - Little Giants | Album Review

Snoozer - Little Giants | Album Review

Snoozer have consistently experimented with their sound, which could be a reason Little Giants may be considered a staple album for all generations of indie sub-cultures. An airy ambiance is carried throughout the tracks by the EP's nostalgic synth, fuzzy guitar slides, and light-hearted take on the endless life changing cycles of good and bad.  

Orcutt Shelley Miller - “Orcutt Shelley Miller” | Album Review

Orcutt Shelley Miller - “Orcutt Shelley Miller” | Album Review

Comprised of five tightly tensioned tracks, this collection cements Orcutt Shelley Miller as architects of sonic interplay and metallic amalgamation. No lyrics necessary — this is avant-rock musical storytelling from three living legends (with the beards to prove it). 

Port Ross - Nighttime at Gardner Hall | Album Review

Port Ross - Nighttime at Gardner Hall | Album Review

Written during these years and beyond, Port Ross’s sprawling, flexible debut relies on instruments and stories from his Salt Lake City upbringing and 2023 move to Brooklyn. Nighttime at Gardner Hall grapples with family conflict, relationship trauma, and that financial struggles that bubble up as you set sail for adulthood.

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Nick Drake - "The Making of Five Leaves Left [Box Set]" | Album Review

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Nick Drake - "The Making of Five Leaves Left [Box Set]" | Album Review

It took years for listeners to rediscover his work, but today, Nick Drake is celebrated and frequently cited as one of the greatest songwriters of his era. Drake’s new box set is more than a collection of studio sessions, a book, and a remastered album. It is an invitation into the mind and private world of a singer-songwriter who remained unwaveringly true to his voice and style.

Merzbow & Akio Jeimus - "Any Other Utterance" | Album Review

Merzbow & Akio Jeimus - "Any Other Utterance" | Album Review

Merzbow has always been unafraid to delve into music’s harshest, most desolate corners, often creating a profound meditative state. With Akio Jeimus, the pair present a different face of improvised music – the “contained,” hermetic chaos of the studio, and the new feral life such pieces take in live settings.