Margaret Glaspy’s new album, Devotion, is the revision of an old mindset amid evolved instrumentation and synth-inspired reflections that bares a mental shift and essential growth within her work. Margaret Glaspy’s debut album, Emotions And Math, explored the polarizing idea of destructive impulses with raw
Soaring vocals, addictive basslines, endearing lyrics, and infectious hooks are only a few of the reasons that you should turn the volume to MAX and bounce around your house to 5 Seconds Of Summer’s fourth album, CALM. When the Aussie quartet rose to fame in
London quartet Sorry are not afraid to experiment on their quest to explore what is real and what is make believe in their dazzling debut album 925. It’s never an easy task to experiment with sonics while gearing up for the day of a debut
Foraging her way through the muddy waters of female indie singers, Lizzy Farrall’s first full-length album, Bruise, makes her mark in the crowded landscape through a variety of pop, rock, and electronica styles. The 10-song record is deliberate in its execution, creating a record that
The debut album from burgeoning pop star Conan Gray sees him embracing all aspects of life, and introducing his own story to the world. If you regularly go on social media, the chances are that you have already heard of the name Conan Gray, the
For Belmont’s latest effort, an EP titled Reflections, the Chicago five-piece have cooked up a tasty stew by mixing bits of pop-punk, trap, a little bit of screamo, metal, and whatever else they could take inspiration from. As the comment memes go: Label: “So what
Flora Cash embody a spectrum full of joy, inspiration, loss, despair and hopelessness on their new album, Baby, It’s Okay. A not so easy journey for the American/Swedish duo that took the humble Ed Sheeran route and started from singing on the streets and performing
Reaching an impressive milestone in any band’s career, Silverstein remind us all what it takes to stand the test of time through their 10th studio album, A Beautiful Place To Drown. 20 years in the biz together and Silverstein are going as strong as ever.
Soccer Mommy’s new album, color theory is the refinement of her emotional catharsis where mental awareness and family trauma coincide in a world filled with suffering and stained tenderness. The new project is following her highly-admired 2018 album, Clean, where Sophie Allison, aka Soccer Mommy,
With Race Car Blues, Slowly Slowly give an expressive, deeply honest performance with tracks that engulf you with pleasing guitars and defining drums. As a whole, Race Car Blues is an open look at how to get from point A – a person you’re unhappy with
