Reviews

The sophomore album from the storied indie rock quartet try to forge their own path, wear their influences on their sleeves. You might not have heard of British indie rock band Panchiko, but they have the most delightfully strange creation story I’ve heard in a long time. Panchiko formed

The rap duo returns with a new single for their first album in 16 years. Clipse is officially back. The rap duo of brothers Pusha T and No Malice are gearing up to drop their first album since 2009’s Till The Casket Drops. They made appearances together on 2022’

The passage of time has never felt so smooth as with the R&B singer’s latest release The day’s early hours for Joshua Karpeh are filled with wistfulness, curiosity, levity, optimism, and lucidity — not to mention a prism of musical color. Cautious Clay’s third and latest

The third LP from the innovative hyperpop producer returns to intensely maximalist production with a terminally online edge. With the pace at which they’re putting out music, 2025 may become the year of Jane Remover, and in my opinion, they’ve earned it. Inspired by artists like Skrillex and

The debut English language EP from Ukraine’s representatives at Eurovision showcase their ability to blend genres at will. In case you missed my 5000+ word deep dive into this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, I recently got obsessed with Eurovision to the point of becoming a mini-historian. Hence, I

The sophomore LP from the queer dance-punk outfit refines their signature style to a fine point. The world of music often serves as a refuge for queer people. What better place for people who feel outcast and estranged from heteronormative society than the artistic world, filled with creators and fans