Spectreview
Here you’ll find a collection of music reviews using the Spectreview system. We cover everything from popular releases to local music.
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Spectreview: Chris Cohen – Chris Cohen
Chris Cohen’s new self-titled record is a cloudy landscape of cozy late-60’s haziness.
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Spectreview: Thee Effluvium – See City Depravity
Thee Effluvium’s See City Depravity is a surprisingly accessible foray into no-wave-revival.
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Spectreview: Orange – Orange
While Orange’s Orange might be an orange, it’s also an orange, and there’s nothing wrong with that.
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Spectreview: Laurel Halo – DJ-Kicks
The 68th installment of DJ-Kicks, featuring the unique, mercurial sensibilities of Berlin’s Laurel Halo, is a standout club mix.
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Spectreview: Matmos – Plastic Anniversary
Matmos’ Plastic Anniversary explores multiple sides of the titular material’s role in human society, to vibrant effect.
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Spectreview: Black Nite Crush – Conflict of Disinterest
Conflict of Disinterest’s aurally-comforting classic rock sound, while a little staid, contains some graceful surprises.
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Spectreview: American Football – American Football (LP3)
American Football’s third self-titled record gorgeously reupholsters the familiar elements of an emo institution.
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Spectreview: WEEED – You Are The Sky
WEEED’s latest suite of psych jams is light and free, a winding river that seeps into your subconscious.
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Spectreview: Rian Treanor – ATAXIA
Rian Treanor’s ATAXIA is intelligent, subversive and easy to get sucked into, whenever you can catch the downbeat.
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Spectreview: Stella Donnelly – Beware of the Dogs
Stella Donnelly’s debut album is a tuneful shot of honesty in a world of bullshit.