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How do you process an album this straightforward from a band so perennially scattered? The 1975’s fourth LP, *Notes On A Conditional Form*, released two and a half years ago […]

In an alternate universe, Wilco might have followed a more conventional path, releasing their fourth album on Warner/Reprise, earning decent reviews, and maintaining a steady presence as a mid-level rock

It took a while for Alvvays to win me over. I was initially charmed by their debut album’s catchy singles “Archie, Marry Me” and the sleeper hit “Party Police,” but

“Gami Gang rise!” With this rallying cry, fans of the Washington, D.C.-based emo duo Origami Angel are gearing up for the release of their highly anticipated album, *Feeling Not Found*.

Foo Fighters were never, ever going to break up. Dave Grohl is a rock ‘n’ roll lifer and a perpetual motion machine; it’s nearly impossible to imagine him ending the

At this point in Paramore’s two-decade career, the beloved pop-punk/emo band has far surpassed their early expectations of fame. They have influenced a new generation of artists, from Soccer Mommy

Wilco has delved into country music before. A quarter-century ago, Jeff Tweedy, alongside bassist John Stirratt and a different lineup, released *Being There*, a double album that firmly established his

Later this summer, the Atlanta-based emo band Worlds Greatest Dad is set to release their sophomore album, ‘Better Luck Next Time’. Following their well-received 2018 debut, ‘Get Well Soon’, the

Fontaines D.C.’s new album begins with a quote from a gravestone sung by what sounds like a choir of ghosts. “In ár gCroíthe go deo” — which translates to “In

Slack Key ‘Ohana, the award-winning band known for their unique fusion of Hawaiian and Americana music, has released their third album, *Hawaiian Cowboy*. This vibrant collection celebrates the rich cultural