Month: May 2021
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Spectreview: black midi – Cavalcade
black midi add a surprising emotional dimension to their signature fractured rush on the cerebral, stunningly ambitious Cavalcade.
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Spectreview: Enumclaw – Jimbo Demo [EP]
Tacoma four-piece Enumclaw eerily embody the feel of the PNW on the comfy downer anthems of their debut EP.
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Spectreview: Mannequin Pussy – Perfect
Philly trio Mannequin Pussy showcase all of their strengths on their dynamic, claustrophobic new EP.
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Spectreview: Pink Siifu – NEGRO DELUXE
Pink Siifu expands on the earth-shattering vitriol of last year's masterwork with a second LP that greatly augments the original's emotional vocabulary.
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Spectreview: St. Vincent – Daddy’s Home
St. Vincent's new record, which mixes gorgeous production with 70's sleaze, finds Clark's usual adept songwriting undercut by an overcommitment to pastiche.
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Seattle Is Burning: Danny Denial Speaks On BAZZOOKA Webseries
The multimedia Seattle artist talks about the challenges of filming under lockdown, the legitimacy of low-budget art, and the goal of platforming the city's underground BIPOC art network.
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INTERVIEW: Hey, ily!
Caleb Haynes, the force behind Hey, ily!, talks about the project's new EP and about breaking genre boundaries.
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Spectreview: The Mighty Mighty Bosstones – When God Was Great
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones pick it up once again in the nostalgic, joyful When God Was Great.
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Spectreview: Origami Angel – Gami Gang
In Gami Gang, D.C. duo Origami Angel blend different generations of youth together into a hyperactive rush of pop-punk and emo.
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Spectreview: Skee Mask – Pool
Skee Mask's Pool expands on the ambient/breakbeat fusion of 2018's Compro with a longer, more diverse collection of engaging locales.