LP Review
Alex G ‘House of Sugar’
With House of Sugar, Alex G conjures a signature mishmash of dark sonic shapes and tones
DIIV ‘Deceiver’
Deceiver carries a sense of remorse and cautious triumph over Zachary Cole Smith’s battles
The Raconteurs ‘Help Us Stranger’
The new Raconteurs album rips, rocks and rolls just like where Jack White and company last left off over a decade ago
Lettuce ‘Elevate’
Both sexy and sophisticated in equal measure, Elevate finds Lettuce at their best: intricate and genre-defying
American Football ‘LP3’
LP3 is not a full departure from the classic American Football sound, but it does successfully traverse through new territory
SWMRS ‘Berkeley’s On Fire’
SWMRS, featuring Billie Joe Armstrong’s son, put together a collection of eccentric tracks for the Fueled by Ramen release, Berkeley’s On Fire
Said The Whale ‘Cascadia’
Cascadia, the latest release from Vancouver-based Said The Whale, is full of ups and downs
Weezer ‘The Teal Album’
Weezer surprised fans with the release of the Teal Album, featuring covers of big ‘80s hits
Twenty One Pilots ‘Trench’
Twenty One Pilots deliver an album which really showcases their versatile musical abilities on Trench
Real Friends ‘Composure’
Real Friends perfects the pop punk phenomenon: upholding an upbeat, optimistic sound and having some fun despite all of the lyrical self doubt and regret
Mythless ‘Patience Hell’
Jason Bartell goes “all-in maximalist” with Patience Hell, a complex, ever-changing emotional kaleidoscope
