Music Reviews

In the realm of indie rock, few collaborations are as exciting as The Baseball Project, a supergroup made up of music veterans who have brought their collective talents to celebrate […]

Later this week, the Montreal-based musician Jonah Yano, originally from Japan, is set to release his self-titled album alongside his band, The Heavy Loop. With a distinctive sound that blends

Irish musician Maria Somerville has steadily carved out a unique space for herself in the contemporary music landscape, blending elements of folk, post-punk, and ambient soundscapes. With her new single

In a digital age characterized by fleeting connections and overwhelming noise, Origami Angel’s latest offering, Feeling Not Found, emerges as a poignant exploration of disconnection and self-discovery. The DC-based duo,

Stephen Malkmus, best known for his work with Pavement, recently announced his latest project, the Hard Quartet, a supergroup composed of indie rock veterans including Matt Sweeney (Chavez, Bonnie ‘Prince’

Julie’s debut album my anti-aircraft friend marks a significant entry in the ongoing shoegaze revival. In an era when a number of shoegaze tracks have unexpectedly gained viral traction—Wisp’s “Your

Naming your band “Dummy” feels like a bold move, especially in the music world, where that word inevitably conjures up thoughts of Portishead’s iconic album. For those in the know,

Me & Melancholy, the brainchild of Swedish musician Peter Ehrling, has released their latest single, “Tears in the Rain,” inviting listeners into a realm of classic synthpop infused with a

Sam Shepherd, better known by his musical alias Floating Points, is set to release Cascade, a new solo album that promises to push the boundaries of electronic music once again.