Lucy Camp Illustrates the Potency of Time on ‘Someday Maybe’
Lucy Camp’s ‘Someday Maybe’ is a walk from the artist’s yesteryears to a profound space of looking forward.
Category: Album Reviews
MERU Introduces ‘The Human Experience’ / ‘La Experiencia Humana’
MERU delivers thought, cumbia, and hip hop on the artist’s sophomore EP all while sharing her human experience.
Yoshida Shoko Enamors on Ambient ‘Up and Down’ EP
Multi-instrumentalist Yoshida Shoko enamors on the latest release, Up and Down via Independent Tokyo label Hot Buttered Records.
Thrash Punks Sabré Share Part II of Self-Titled EP Collection
Released months ago, the 5-track gut punch is very well the soundtrack to dismantle the system.
Je’Melody Talks ‘Jaded’ EP and Staying True to Yourself
Je’Melody talks to us about her latest EP ‘Jaded’ and the turning point that inspired this collection.
Zilla With Her Eyes Shut Recalls Darkness on Self-Titled Debut Album
Zilla With Her Eyes Shut orchestrates soulful wisdom and darkness on her self-titled debut album.
Las Nubes and Palomino Blond Release Split EP on BuFu Records
Miami-based bands Las Nubes and Palomino Blond come together and share their new split EP via BuFu Records.
Renaissance Woman ‘Just So’ EP
Renaissance Woman delivers a nostalgic 3-track EP that while it is bittersweet, pushes for growth.
Maria Blues Shines on Debut Album ‘Look Who It Is’
Maria Blues shines on her debut album, ‘Look Who It Is’ perfecting ska and Latin influences.
Macha Kiddo ‘Melcocha’ EP
Macha Kiddo returns with a liberating 3-track EP, ‘Melcocha.’
Ramonda Hammer Wears a Heavy Heart on Debut Album, ‘I Never Wanted Company’
In a scene filled with adversity, Ramonda Hammer’s record is driven by loneliness and eagerness for independence.
Ice Baths’ ‘Decadent Sprinter’ EP is a Post-Punk and Ambient Judgement Call
London’s post-punk quartet, Ice Baths, follow-up a slew of singles this year, and their last full-length with the 6-track EP, ‘Decadent Sprinter’ via Blank Editions.
