Music Reviews
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Brian D’Addario Till The Morning
One half of prodigious sibling duo The Lemon Twigs goes solo.
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Constant Follower The Smile You Send Out Returns To You
Rewarding in its patience, the Scottish trio, led by Stephen McAll, sculpts haunting ambient folk that unlocks songwriter Stephen McAll's distressing past.
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MIKE Showbiz!
Brooklyn rapper MIKE takes another step forward on one of Janaury's strongest Hip Hop releases.
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Horsegirl Phonetics On and On
On their second LP, the Chicago indie rock trio craves a minimalistic vision that reveals an unassuming side to their music.
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Benjamin Booker LOWER
Nearly eight years from his last effort, the New Orleans-based singer-songwriter's third full-length album feels like a new beginning.
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Jasmine.4.t You Are The Morning
Jasmine.4.t's debut is a warm folk-inflected affair with a heavy focus on trans identity.
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Ela Minus DÍA
The Brooklyn-via-Columbia delivers swift, euphoric pleasures that engage both the head and the heart.
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Lambrini Girls Who Let The Dogs Out
This is nothing to do with the Baha Men.
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Franz Ferdinand The Human Fear
Alex Kapranos and company are back with their sixth album. Do you want to?
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Christopher Owens I Wanna Run Barefoot Through Your Hair
On his first release since 2017, the mercurial Girls frontman has finally captured the magic of his much-loved former band.
David Coleman is impressed...
