Author: Rob Moura

Lives in Seattle, terrible diet, loves music, has hope for people
  • Spectreview: Adrienne Lenker – songs / instrumentals

    Adrienne Lenker offers graceful examinations of heartbreak and the passage of time in the one-two punch of songs/instrumentals.

  • al Riggs & Lauren Francis Bile and Bone Album Review MAGENTA

    Spectreview: al Riggs and Lauren Francis – Bile and Bone

    Folk songwriter al Riggs teams up with Lauren Francis for Bile and Bone, a glacially-paced, devastatingly gorgeous record.

  • Shamir Album Review LIGHT GREEN

    Spectreview: Shamir – Shamir

    Seven albums into his career, Shamir Bailey cements himself as a mercurial pop artist with a confident self-titled record.

  • Bartees Strange Live Forever PEARL

    Spectreview: Bartees Strange – Live Forever

    Bartees Strange’s debut LP is a remarkable achievement in alternative music, blending diverse styles from multiple genres into a complex portrayal of the search for, and preservation of, identity.

  • IDLES Ultra Mono Review OLIVE

    Spectreview: IDLES – Ultra Mono

    IDLES’ Ultra Mono is a blunt instrument, trading specificity and nuance for sheer force and boneheaded anthems.

  • Fleet Foxes Shore Review LIGHT CORAL

    Spectreview: Fleet Foxes – Shore

    Robin Pecknold has an epiphany on Fleet Foxes’ benevolent, autumnal fourth album.

  • Fenne Lily BREACH Review RED

    Spectreview: Fenne Lily – BREACH

    Fenne Lily’s breezy sophomore record is incredibly easy to enjoy thanks to the unassailable confidence of her songwriting.

  • Slauson Malone EP Review LIGHT SLATE BLUE

    Spectreview: Slauson Malone – Vergangenheitsbewältigung (Crater Speak) [EP]

    Slauson Malone’s new EP, just like last year’s A Quiet Farewell, is a haunting listen that transcends its intellectual coldness and hits the heart.

  • Sam Prekop Comma Review DEEP PINK

    Spectreview: Sam Prekop – Comma

    Sam Prekop’s fifth solo record floats by with a benevolent, meditative ease.

  • Babe Terror Horizogon Review AQUA

    Spectreview: Babe, Terror – Horizogon

    The inescapable anxiety of the COVID-19 pandemic foregrounds Babe, Terror's beautiful, strikingly-original Horizogon.

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