Author: Rob Moura
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Spectreview: Alfa Mist – On My Ones [EP]
On My Ones is a concise demonstration of Alfa Mist’s formidable talent as both a pianist and a cultivator of atmosphere.
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Spectreview: U.S. Girls – Heavy Light
Heavy Light may not be as focused or propulsive as U.S. Girls’ 2018 breakthrough, but it manages a heightened sense of poignancy amid its conceptual ambition.
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LIGHTNING ROUND (Singles on Friday) – March 6, 2020
On this week’s Lightning Round, tracks by Racoma, Car Seat Headrest, Hendrix Harris, Kikagaku Moyo and more!
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Spectreview: Noiya – Para(ll)els
Electro-rock couple Noiya burst out of the gate with a confident, emotional debut EP.
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Spectreview: Caribou – Suddenly
Caribou’s Suddenly may be the electronic act's greatest work yet in terms of pure accessibility.
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Spectreview: Ratboys – Printer’s Devil
Ratboys’ evolutionary third album is contemporary indie rock done extraordinary well and one of the year’s earliest must-listens.
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SEASON 2 PREMIERE – Ecstatic To Be Here (feat. Luness)
It's the Season 2 Premiere of the most listenable podcast on the planet! Today's episode features members of Seattle ethereal folk band Luness.
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Spectreview: Fluung – Satellite Weather
The 2019 debut record from Seattle indie band Fluung rips along with the simple pleasures of a off-road drive.
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Spectreview: Panchiko – D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L
Curio from the year 2000 or viral contemporary indie hit? Decide for yourself in the nostalgic emoscapes of these reissued EPs from mysterious Nottingham band Panchiko.
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Spectreview: Grimes – Miss Anthropocene
Grimes’ fifth record is a conceptually ambitious art-pop extravaganza that’s alternately freewheeling and frustratingly untethered.