LP Review
Neil Young ‘Peace Trail’
Neil Young maintains his loose, warts-and-all approach to recording on his latest release, Peace Trail
Sleigh Bells ‘Jessica Rabbit’
Sleigh Bells pride themselves on making an unholy racket on their daring latest release, Jessica Rabbit
Honeyblood ‘Babes Never Die’
Honeyblood’s newest release Babes Never Die is nothing short of mysterious, playful and even a little rebellious
Streets of Laredo ‘Wild’
On the new LP, Wild, Streets of Laredo have a way of hitting just the right spot to quench emotional thirsts and lift spirits
Pixies ‘Head Carrier’
A fair listen of Head Carrier goes a long way – the album holds its own next to the more time-honored releases from The Pixies
Royal Canoe ‘Something Got Lost Between Here and the Orbit’
Royal Canoe simulates a harmonious balance between unusual and addictive on Something Got Lost Between Here and the Orbit
Glass Animals ‘How To Be A Human Being’
How To Be A Human Being is a bright, sonic change from what we heard on the band’s debut, but plays as an addicting evolution
Jack White ‘Acoustic Recordings: 1998–2016’
On Acoustic Recordings: 1998–2016, Jack White strips his songs back to their raw elements, much like the recordings of the blues artists that inspired them
Deap Vally ‘FEMEJISM’
FEMEJISM is a heavy, hard-hitting, hard-rocking, cheeky and inspiring piece of music and social commentary that needs to be heard
Evolfo ‘Last of the Acid Cowboys’
Evolfo bring their swagger and mix of psychedelia, punk sensibility and glimmery bits of soul to their new EP, Last of the Acid Cowboys
Goon ‘Dusk of Punk’
Goon plays a delightfully-depressed, overcast style of rock on the debut EP, Dusk of Punk
Bayside ‘Vacancy’
Bayside frontman Anthony Raneri’s existential crisis drives much of his band’s seventh L.P., Vacancy
