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Album Review: Inner Monologues Pt. 2 By Julia Michaels (8/10)
"The best songs are the ones with truth." True to its name, pop music’s star songwriter Julia Michaels weaves together conversational pieces of one’s "inner ... -
Album Review: The Face of Life By Kinetic Element (9/10)
"Spiritually rich and thoroughly uplifting in tone, without being preachy." On their third album release, the Richmond, VA-based quintet continues on a path of musical ... -
Album Review: Any Random Kindness by Haelos (8/10)
"This U.K. quartet were specifically on a mission to take their electronic-based music and infuse it with a stark organic and, ultimately, human quality." On ... -
Album Review: CrasH Talk by Schoolboy Q (5/10)
"Hopefully Q can regain ground next time around." Crash Talk is Schoolboy Q’s fifth studio album, and one would expect a seasoned artist to place ... -
Album Review: Full Upon Her Burning Lips By Earth (8/10)
"10 tracks of widely varying length on which he and percussionist Adrienne Davies channel the essence of Earth." Long before Om and Sunn0))) materialized (and ... -
Album Review: Social Cues By Cage the Elephant (8/10)
"A mature perspective on the ups and downs of their rock & roll fame." Alt-rockers Cage the Elephant are back with Social Cues, their fifth ... -
Album Review: All Blues By Peter Frampton Band (10/10)
Like many of the British rock guitarists who emerged in the ‘60s and ‘70s, Peter Frampton was raised on American blues and played it early ... -
Album Review: Boat By Pip Blom (8/10)
Named after their magnetic singer, Amsterdam’s Pip Blom are every drop as sophisticated and cool as the city from which they hail, and that quality ... -
Album Review: 40 by The Stray Cats (9/10)
"The production is lean and uncluttered and retains a robust and very live feel." Hey there, all you cool cats and kittens, The Stray Cats ... -
Album Review: Cuz I Love You by Lizzo (9/10)
"Her voice is soulful and simultaneously unafraid to spell it out for anyone listening." Singer-rapper Lizzo contends finding love isn’t life’s answer, as she goes ...
