[rating=6.00] Dawes take a courageous step with their fifth album, essentially deferring to one-time member Blake Mills to produce them as they undergo personnel transition. The result is something of
[rating=8.00] A core member of Broken Social Scene, Brendan Canning takes an easy and unassuming approach to his third solo album titled Home Wrecking Years. It’s an album informed by
[rating=7.00] Dex Romweber is a kind of mysterious chameleon, never ceasing to morph his sound. And this has never been truer than on his newest record Carrboro, a warm collection
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews How To Dream Again, the new LP from Oklahoma Americana artist M. Lockwood Porter, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution
[rating=7.00] Daniel Lanois is one of those multi-faceted artists who eery effort defies expectation. As a producer, artist, sideman and songwriter, he’s brought a distinctive sound to each of his
[rating=7.00] In the four years since the release of 2012’s Crystal Castles (III), the electronic duo has experienced some tectonic changes leading up to their latest and much-anticipated LP release Amnesty
[rating=9.00] If there’s a better vibe to ride than that classic Rocksteady clank and grind, I beg you to show it me. Ironically enough, the highlight of my summer soundtrack
The Devin Townsend Project explores old ground in new ways on Transcendence.
[rating=8.00] For those who feel weary of the over saturation of new artists’ takes on old school soul, fear not. St. Paul and the Broken Bones are here to make
[rating=8.00] Jack White named his most recent album of new material Lazaretto which is a quarantine location or isolation hospital.The reason for the title was that White has an insatiable
