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ALBUM REVIEW: Mount Eerie-Ocean Roar
Mount Eerie, AKA Phil Elverum, is a Singer-Songwriter from Anacortes, Washington. You might know him from his previous work in/as The Microphones (Especially their much celebrated The Glow Pt. 2). In...
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ALBUM REVIEW: James Blake- Overgrown
James Blake rose to prominence in 2010 (Seems like a long time ago), and the material released between 2010 and 2013 has been somewhat all over the place. There was his more house-oriented The Bells...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Majical Cloudz- Impersonator
A first look at Montreal singer/songwriter Devon Welsh moniker for his sad-sack ambient pop project will probably cause some groans. Majical Cloudz. Lame misuse of phonetics has already been done to...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Sigur Rós- Kveikur
The oddly prolific Icelandic spacious post-rock group Sigur Rós have really stepped up their game since the disappointing Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust dropped in 2008. In 2011, they gave us the...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Oneohtrix Point Never- R Plus Seven
“Avant Garde Electronica”. That sounds terrible right? Pretentious? Confusing? Hard to explain? No explanation at all? Electronic music that caters to the mind over the body has always kind of left me...
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EP REVIEW: Burial- Rival Dealer
With 2013 coming to a close, it’s pretty easy to see what electronic music took and ran with. There were those who decided to go for massive dance pop (See Sophie’s massive Blipp and anything...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Have a Nice Life- The Unnatural World
Have you ever had a panic attack? Have you ever felt crushed by the world around you? Hyperventilating, suffocating from the lack of air around you? The paranoia and anguish associated with these...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Sylvan Esso- Sylvan Esso
There’s been a craze as of late: art pop duos. Whether they be electronic whirlpools like Purity Ring or classic Indie Poppers like Cults, there’s been no shortage of quirky duos putting out quirky and...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Coldplay- Ghost Stories
Being a Coldplay fan can sometimes be a chore. It’s understandable why people don’t like the band; they’re plagued with some innate problems- a tendency for vapid lyrics, a lead singer that can be seen...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Rustie- Green Language
Electronic music, specifically Trap flavored music, has changed quite a bit since Rustie dropped the sugary rush of his debut album, Glass Swords, in 2011. That album was a sweet and delectable slice...
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