Music Reviews
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Ryan Adams & The Cardinals III & IV
Ryan Adams is back after declaring a musical hiatus and the results are, as you'd expect from him by now, not what you'd expect.
Daniel Dylan Wray reviews... -
White Lies Ritual
The White Lies are evolving steadily on from all out pseudo-goth, post-punk bandits, but where has that left them?
Joe Iliff considers what might have been... -
Robert Pollard Space City Kicks
Space City Kicks is a genuine return to form for the bombastic Robert Pollard. The man's best albums are always scattershot adventures, and his latest is no exception.
Matt Montgomery reviews... -
Tennis Cape Dory
The Captain and Tennille of indie pop invite you to their dreamy voyage of classic vintage sounds.
Juan Edgardo Rodríguez rows like a striped gondolier... -
Abigail Washburn City of Refuge
A charming blend of Chinese folk and earthy Americana.
Gary McGinley reviews... -
Millionyoung Replicants
It's hard to describe Millionyoung in a word, but if pressed, "reverb" might be accurate. Throw in a mess of diverse elements, and you've got Replicants.
Matt Montgomery reviews... -
Bruce Springsteen The Promise
Just when you thought you've heard it all, you haven't.
Alan Shulman reviews -
Daniel Martin Moore In the Cool of the Day
Daniel Martin Moore's second solo release features gospel-tinged originals alongside reworked 19th century hymns. It's not your typical Sub Pop record, then.
David Coleman reviews... -
Smith Westerns Dye it Blonde
At first glance, Smith Westerns seem to be pumping out some nice, unoffensive indie rock, but further listens see a band busily carving out a niche for themselves.
Matt Montgomery reviews... -
Wire Red Barked Tree
I guess this would constitute Object 48?
Sean Caldwell reviews...
