Nick Eustis

The fourth album from one-third of boygenius uses a subdued sound to explore more emotional subjects. Raised in conservative Christian Virginia, singer/songwriter Lucy Dacus has had a wilder journey of self-discovery than most. The daughter of musicians, songwriting and performing has been a consistent thread her whole life. She

The debut album from this Jane Remover side project stands on the strength of their songwriting abilities and musicianship. Unless you are deeply invested in the terminally online genre of hyperpop, the name Jane Remover might be unfamiliar to you.  To be fair, it’s occasionally unfamiliar to them as

The fourth album from the celebrated indie project displays frontwoman Tia Cabral’s ability to do whatever she sets her mind to. Tia Cabral, better known by her stage name Spellling, has made quite a name for herself in the eight short years since her debut album Pantheon Of Me.

The long-awaited second album from the secretive Swedish producer expands on every aspect of their prior work. Despite being a music reviewer, I’m clearly bad at having my ear to the ground, because I had not heard of Weatherday until a friend turned me on to them. A secretive

Another debut album from a Blackpink alumnus delivers a flurry of genres orchestrated by some of music’s most in-demand producers. As I mentioned in my recent review of LISA’s Alter Ego, Blackpink is easily one of my favorite K-pop groups, and recently, all four members decided to strike

The ninth album from the Tennessee deathcore sextet punishes listeners with their heaviest work to date. Of all the subgenres of metal, deathcore stands out as among the most physically punishing. Guitar riffs are monstrous in speed and dissonance, drums utilize intense blast beats to maximize the noise, and vocalists