Album Reviews

Animal Collective: Time Skiffs (Domino)
Baltimore experimental pop collective blast back with focused, dynamic set, their first in six years
Posted on Apr 26th, 2022
Wet Leg: Wet Leg (Domino)
Much-heralded indie rock outfit deliver excellent first album
Posted on Apr 11th, 2022
Black Doldrums: Dead Awake (Fuzz Club Records)
North London gothic shoegaze notables repay the promise shown on earlier releases with excellent debut LP
Posted on Mar 30th, 2022
Curtis Harding: If Words Were Flowers (Anti Records)
Atlanta soul singer issues scintillating third album
Posted on Feb 7th, 2022
Ben Chasny: The Intimate Landscape (Drag City)
Six Organs of Admittance Man delivers collection of delicate guitar instrumentals
Posted on Jan 28th, 2022
The Jazz Butcher: The Highest in the Land (Tapete Records)
Cult singer-songwriter 'does a Bowie' and leaves us with a classy swansong
Posted on Jan 26th, 2022
Bill Callahan & Bonnie Prince Billy: Blind Date Party (Drag City)
Indie singer-songwriter royalty stay sane by enlisting labelmates for quirkily eclectic collaboration frenzy
Posted on Dec 6th, 2021
Slow Down Molasses: Minor Deaths (Noyes Records)
Canadian noise rock outfit return with fifth LP, their first since 2016
Posted on Nov 22nd, 2021
Jerusalem In My Heart: Qalaq (Constellation)
Immersive, challenging and ultimately rewarding, the fourth album from the genre spanning project
Posted on Nov 7th, 2021
Oddfellow’s Casino: Music from the Cult of Water (Self Released)
Whimsical Brightonian prog / pop outfit create sparkling redux version of their previous LP
Posted on Oct 14th, 2021
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