Month: March 2021
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Spectreview: Animales de Poder – Augura
Uruguayan trio Animales de Poder capture a mystifying, breathtaking beauty on their debut record.
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Spectreview: Iffin – When The Paper Graves
Seattle-based art-rocker Iffin pairs brittle guitar and dissonant soundscapes with classic DIY pop melodies in her new EP.
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The Shiver of Cold Thoughts: A Conversation with Antonioni’s Sarah Pasillas
The Antonioni frontwoman discusses her band's long-awaited debut LP and the challenges of being vulnerable to the power of your art.
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Spectreview: Charmaine Lee – KNVF
New York experimental artist Charmaine Lee distorts and contorts her voice to illustrational ends on the bold, adventurous KNVF.
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Spectreview: SLANT – 1집
South Korean band Slant aim to take hardcore punk right back to its origins on their blistering debut LP.
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Spectreview: Deniz Cuylan – No Such Thing As Free Will
Centered around the classical guitar, Turkish composer Deniz Cuylan’s debut solo record thrums with a lush, deep-seated sense of melancholy.
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Spectreview: Genesis Owusu – Smiling With No Teeth
Genesis Owusu’s stunning debut album boasts an impressive range of successfully-executed styles, all cohered by an irrepressible personality.
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Spectreview: Home Is Where – I Became Birds
Home Is Where’s excellent new record is a diorama of small-town iconography stretched to surrealistic dimensions.
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Spectreview: 파란노을 (Parannoul) – To See the Next Part of the Dream
In its union of shoegaze textures and emo ideation, Korean indie-rock aspirant 파란노을 (Parannoul) dares To See the Next Part of the Dream.
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Spectreview: Maria Arnal i Marcel Bagés – CLAMOR
Maria Arnal i Marcel Bagés shift from inventive Catalan folk to boundless cosmic pop in their breathtaking second record.