Palm — Nicks and Grazes
John C. Rellenos Palm, truly an art-rock band—not just in designation, but in practice and pursuit—returns from a pandemic reprieve with…
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Beth Orton — Weather Alive
A departure from 2016’s Kidsticks, Beth Orton shifts away from the folk-electronica under which she’s often categorized and…
Hot Chip — Freakout/Release
As the title suggests, post-pandemic LP Freakout/Release sees electro-pop icons Hot Chip delving into subject matter deeper than…
Sylvan Esso — No Rules Sandy
On Sylvan Esso’s fourth studio album, No Rules Sandy, the electro-pop duo of Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn…
Osees — A Foul Form
Currently calling themselves the Osees, Jon Dwyer’s prog-rock post-punk artistic vehicle dispenses with all pleasantries and runs head-on…
Kasabian — The Alchemist’s Euphoria
A band in transition, Kasabian returns with their first album since 2017, and more importantly, their first since…
Hot Milk — The King and Queen of Gasoline
Difficult to categorize as they undertake some notable changes on their third EP, The King and Queen of…
Interpol — The Other Side Of Make Believe
After the stripped-down, high-energy affair of 2018’s Marauders, indie rock darlings Interpol return with a softer, more subdued…
Conan Gray — Superache
With one foot firmly planted in pop and the other seeking out more mature musical footing, Conan Gray…