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Album Review: “Memento Mori”
Depeche Mode, formed in 1980, revolutionized the goth scene with their distinctive sound. Now they stand behind their most recent album, “Memento
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Indigo de Souza’s “All of This Will End”: Album Review
I was first introduced to Indigo de Souza by my boarding school roommate who had gone to the same school as the singer in Asheville, North Carolina.
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Gel – “Only Constant” Album Review
I don’t keep a secret about how much I love Gel. This band got on my radar after seeing the now-infamous video of their set at a Sonic Drive-In,
“Things Don’t Always Go the Way You Plan:” Celebrating 10 Years of Flume
To commemorate his tenth year as Flume, Harley Streten put out an old unreleased track on November 6, 2022: “Slugger 1.4 [2014 Export.WAV].” The
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Zorn – Self Titled Album Review
Zorn is a Philadelphia-based band that has a sound which blends the intricacies and vocal style of GISM, the hard-hitting intensity and power of
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“Hot Between Worlds” by Yves Tumor: A Review
Yves Tumor is back with his fifth studio album, “Praise A Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume; (Or Simply, Hot Between Worlds)”. This
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JPEGMAFIA and Danny Brown are SCARING THE HOES
JPEGMAFIA and Danny Brown’s collab album, “SCARING THE HOES”, has finally arrived. This album is the first of supposedly three albums that each
“Norm” by Andy Shauf Album Review
Andy Shauf is a Canadian singer, songwriter who is known for his storytelling-oriented discography. In his past work he has fabricated a world of his
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“Heavy Heavy” – Young Fathers: A Review
Young Fathers is a Scottish indie rock trio that I’ve been following for a bit now. Their newly released album, “Heavy Heavy” is exemplary of
“ABSOLUTE HEARTBREAK” by khai dreams Album Review
In my 2010s listening experience— khai dreams has solidified himself as one of the founding fathers of the lofi genre. His discography is filled
“αριθμός τέσσερα” by Culprate – Album Review
“αριθμός τέσσερα” means “Number Four” in Greek to signify Culprate’s 4th album release. It also means I must give this album
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“SEE YOU THERE” by Matt Watson Album Review
Matt Watson, 1/2 of the comedy duo Supermega, released his debut album “SEE YOU THERE” on November 7. The California-based musician has been
The Ups and Downs of Turnover
Turnover, once emo, once indie rock, now synth pop has been through many dramatic changes. Their newest album, “Myself in the Way” has certainly
“Waiting to Spill” by The Backseat Lovers Album Review
It’s been three years since The Backseat Lovers freshman album, “When We Were Young”. In many ways, their first album was a compilation of
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“Blue Rev” by Alvvays Album Review
After a long five years, Alvvays has returned with their long-awaited album, “Blue Rev.” Named after the Canadian alcoholic beverage, Rev, this