Category: Reviews

The Trp Saint Heron Lavender

The Trp's experimental R&B of “Lavender” belongs in a laboratory

We make music for kids in inter-dimensional travel, reads The Trp’s SoundCloud bio – a strangely accurate testament to the

Arca-New-album

⚡ Arca announces eponymous third album, shares new track "Piel"

The only sure thing that we know about Alejandro Ghersi aka Arca is that we can find him where he

The Code Same People

The Code's "Same People" is melding R&B into an unyielding sonic alloy

No, The Code are not an easy band to crack. Hailing from the U.K., this production duo embodies the idea

Red Giant Universal Daughter

⚡ Red Giant's trip-hop "Universal Daughter" lets us dream of a fairer world

This week, a new solar system, where life may exist or be possible, was discovered. In those dark and tough

no rome seventeen

No Rome's "Seventeen" is a song as forgivably imperfect as the age it describes

We’ve been watching No Rome closely as of late. The 22-year-old Manila native has sung and produced himself into a

Ten Fé Hit The Light review

Ten Fé’s “Hit The Light” is an album to put on in the car, windows down

Ten Fé’s album Hit The Light is out via SOME KINDA LOVE.

cloud-nothings-life-without-sound-review

Cloud Nothings – Life Without Sound

American indie rock band Cloud Nothings have an appallingly ill-suited name. This bizarre, mismatched moniker suggests some sort of perpetually-stoned

Yo! Sissy Goes Under Melbourne

Yo! Sissy Goes Down Under Melbourne: Finding Freedom In Fairy Bread

We attended Yo! Sissy Goes Down Under Melbourne some days ago. Here are some thoughts by our special envoy Ed

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