Wet Leg's Sophomore Album 'Moisturizer' is an Ingenious Rock Soundtrack for Hopeless Romantics Who Know Better: Album Review
With rich, distorted rock instrumentals and a healthy dose of eye-roll-at-cupid humor, Wet Leg's sophomore album 'moisturizer' is the soundtrack for hopeless romantics who know better.
Abby Anderson
21 hours ago
Lorde Navigates Sexuality, Identity, and The Messiness of The Human Experience on 'Virgin': Album Review
On Virgin, her fourth studio album, Lorde reintroduces herself-stripped down, emotionally raw, and perhaps the most self-reflective she’s ever sounded. Described by the artist as her “rebirth,” Virgin is a visceral and honest exploration of sexuality, identity, and transformation.
Mikaila Storrs
Jul 2
Calum Hood's Solo Debut 'ORDER chaos ORDER' is a Masterfully Intimate Reckoning with Chaos and Clarity: Album Review
CREDIT: PRESS Stand-out tracks: "Don't Forget You Love Me" "I Wanted to Stay" "Three of Swords" Our favorites: "Sunsetter" "Endless Ways"...
Abby Anderson
Jun 13
Ellise's 'PRETTY EVIL DELUXE' is a Seductively Sinister Elegy for Lethal Love: Album Review
PRETTY EVIL DELUXE, released June 13, is perfectly crafted to twist the knife in Ellise's stories of angelic love and demonic heartbreak.
Abby Anderson
Jun 12
'Kill the Lights' Is Benches’ Lush Indie-Rock Soundtrack for the Lovelorn and Lost: Album Review
Benches blur pain and beauty on their 'Kill the Lights,' a brooding indie-rock reflection on love, loss, and detachment.
Abby Anderson
May 27
Joe Jonas's 'Music for People Who Believe in Love' is a Dreamy Rock Rumination on Romance and Rediscovery: Album Review
Joe Jonas's latest album, 'Music for People Who Believe in Love,' is shrouded in blossoming gratitude, blistering reflection, and an open-hearted desire.
Abby Anderson
May 24
Fly By Midnight's 'The Race: Lap 3/3' EP Crosses the Finish Line with a Rush of Neon and Nostalgia
Fly By Midnight is crossing the checkered flag in a shower of stunning sparks on their EP, 'The Race: Lap 3/3.'
Abby Anderson
Apr 21
Fontaines D.C. Re-Open Old Wounds to Find Brutal Beauty on 'ROMANCE (Deluxe Edition)'
Fontaines D.C. are chasing their highest highs and unveiling their darkest demons with 'ROMANCE (Deluxe Edition)'.
Abby Anderson
Apr 16
The Driver Era Explores the Addictive Nature of Love and Desire on their New Album 'Obsession'
The Driver Era’s Obsession is exactly what the title promises — intense, addictive, moody, sexy, and a little messy (in the best way).
Mikaila Storrs
Apr 13
Ariana Grande's Resilience is More Radiant than Ever on 'eternal sunshine deluxe: brighter days ahead'
'eternal sunshine deluxe: brighter days ahead' serves as a stellar epilogue where the future for Ariana Grande shimmers with promise.
Abby Anderson
Mar 31
Ellise is a Bewitching Dark-Pop Sensation on her Sophomore Album 'PRETTY EVIL'
'PRETTY EVIL' sees Ellise resurrecting her dreams from nightmares of her past and reveling in her sensational virtuosity as an artist.
Abby Anderson
Mar 28
Bo Staloch's EP 'The Garden' is a Soundscape of Blossoms, Roots, & Resilience
Bo Staloch's 'The Garden' is emotionally freeing, instinctively human, and beautifully hopeful.
Abby Anderson
Mar 14
'MAYHEM' is an Intoxicating Dance with the Dark, Glittering Facade of Lady Gaga
'MAYHEM' is a twisted, stunningly addictive trip, examining an ever-sparkling, ever-strengthening star in Lady Gaga.
Abby Anderson
Mar 8
Kelsea Ballerini Puts the Patterns of Her Past to Bed on 'PATTERNS (DELUXE)'
'PATTERNS (DELUXE)', gives a sense of finality to this chapter with new songs that look to the future while honoring Kelsea's past.
Abby Anderson
Mar 8
Role Model Finds Light in Loss on 'Kansas Anymore (The Longest Goodbye)' Deluxe Album
Role Model returns to find a sense of closure on the deluxe edition of his sophomore album 'Kansas Anymore (The Longest Goodbye).'
Abby Anderson
Feb 14
