The UK’s ‘American Way Of Death’
‘American Way Of Death’ is felt through a variety of different structures, playful jabs, and sincerity in tone that it is almost refreshing to relive this sound.
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Category: Album Reviews
Joshua & The Holy Rollers Flourish on Debut EP ‘Tribulations’
Joshua & The Holy Rollers sees self-inflicted pain of a human and bad decisions blossom to a gorgeous array of soulful, blues rock on their debut EP ‘Tribulations.’
A Soothing Balm for the Soul: Adrianne Lenker’s ‘abysskiss’
Big Thief frontwoman Adrianne Lenker releases a solo album that is full of muted hand-picked guitar and transcendent poetry.
Illsamar Asserts on the Lines of Identity on ‘foreign’
Illsamar takes her latest project ‘foreign’ to a threshold of identity, battling depression, asserting herself, and presenting relatability at all times.
Jesika von Rabbit Leads with a Controlled Madness and Shines on ‘Dessert Rock’
The beloved Queen of the High Desert, Jesika von Rabbit, returns with her sophomore album, ‘Dessert Rock.’
LUI HILL Debut Album Provokes the Journey of Life
Lui Hill debuts expansive sounds of traveling and going through the motions of life, all wrapped in a neo-soul style.
Jane In Space Cut Shards of Mechanism and Ambiguity on their EP ‘Gorerunner’
Jane In Space cut a thick slice of industrial rock on their 6-track EP, ‘Gorerunner.’
Kahiem Rivera Creates a Resolution on ‘Be Quiet, Pt.2’
Brooklyn rapper, Kahiem Rivera, releases his latest installment in the ‘Be Quiet’ series with a creation of resolution on Pt. 2.
Jesse Jo Stark’s Debuts ‘Dandelion’ EP
Jesse Jo Stark releases her EP ‘Dandelion,’ an incredibly strong first effort from the goth-folk goddess.
Odina’s ‘I’ll Carry You’ Finds Comfort in Melancholic Tones
Odina’s final single from her ‘Nothing Makes Sense’ EP is a quiet reminder that things will get better.
Mondo Cozmo Illustrates the Ideals to Become ‘Your Motherfucker’
Mondo Cozmo’s latest EP, ‘Your Motherfucker,’ is just that: yours for the taking. An alternative and heartfelt rock sound that strays from previous tracks, illustrating the distinction between moniker and man.
Nocturnal Blonde ‘Smart Heart’
Nocturnal Blonde’s haunting EP, ‘Smart Heart’, not only rings to the past of substance abuse but offers hope.
