Conan Gray — Superache
John C. Rellenos With one foot firmly planted in pop and the other seeking out more mature musical footing, Conan Gray…
June 2022
Regina Spector — Home, before and after
Following the dark, theatrical Remember Us To Life, Regina Spektor seeks more widespread appeal without compromising her prodigious…
Muna — Muna
Somewhat counterintuitively, Muna’s separation from a major label and journey into indie waters sees them writing and creating…
Caamp — Lavender Days
Following the critical success of 2019’s By and By, Caamp returns with their latest folksy effort Lavender Days,…
Pete Yorn — Hawaii
Pete Yorn’s contemplative songwriting returns to its peak on his latest collection of obliquely written musical poems, titled…
Alanis Morrisette — The Storm Before The Calm
Equal parts artistic exploration and therapeutic exercise, Alanis Morissette’s newest album finds her in the midst of a…
Foals — Life Is Yours
Life Is Yours sees Foals depart from the heavy Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost albums of 2019,…
Alas, poor Album! I knew him, or: How I learned to stop worrying and love Spotify
It’s all but official. The end of the album era is upon us and there seems to be…
Judah & the Lion — Revival
Aptly titled Revival, Judah & the Lion’s latest album rehydrates and refines their previous work, as the folk-turned-pop…
BTS — Proof
More a retrospective than a greatest hits collection, Proof corrals singles, hits, outtakes, and even a few new…