LP Review
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Review: Phoebe Bridgers – Lost Weekend
Lost Weekend is a reflection on grief, on love, on survival, and on the terrifying realization that life continues regardless of what happens to us
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Lettuce ‘Cook’
Cook, the 9th studio album from acclaimed American funk sextet Lettuce, is an experiment in combining their love of food and music
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Couch ‘Big Talk’
Couch just released the debut album Big Talk, and you’ll hear inspiration from Lake Street Dive, Cory Wong, and Lawrence throughout
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John Frusciante ‘II’
John Frusciante’s latest solo LP is much more unorthodox and experimental than his previous works, moving away from the post-rave tone of earlier releases to
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Beach Rats ‘Rat Beat’
For members of Bad Religion, The Bouncing Souls, and Lifetime, it was no brainer for them to plug in and play to form the punk
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Jane Getter Premonition ‘Anomalia’
For an artist who has always been restlessly eclectic and wary of labels, Jane Getter seems to have found where her sound lives
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The Wrecks ‘Infinitely Ordinary’
With Infinitely Ordinary, The Wrecks have released a memorable record with careful yet daring consideration
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The Used ‘Heartwork’
The Used have seized the day to create a progressive effort that will surely be ranked as one of the band’s best in recent memory
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Charmer ‘Ivy’
Ivy is a solid reminder that the emo genre will surely never die
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Sparta ‘Trust The River’
Sparta returns with the first new album in 14 years, and a new direction
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Alex G ‘House of Sugar’
With House of Sugar, Alex G conjures a signature mishmash of dark sonic shapes and tones
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DIIV ‘Deceiver’
Deceiver carries a sense of remorse and cautious triumph over Zachary Cole Smith’s battles
