Tag: alt-country
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Spectreview: Orville Peck – Show Pony [EP]
On Show Pony, Orville Peck slides ever closer toward country rock while mostly retaining the queer subversiveness of his debut.
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Spectreview: Adeline Hotel – Solid Love
Adeline Hotel’s Solid Love turns gently and passes like a cool breeze, providing a momentary escape from enclosed spaces.
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Spectreview: Racoma – This Front Room
Racoma’s debut LP is an exquisitely-produced, luxuriantly-paced record that plays to the band’s strengths.
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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: Gabriel Birnbaum – Not Alone
Wilder Maker’s Gabriel Birnbaum shines on his adept, exquisitely constructed solo debut.
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Spectreview: Wilco – Ode To Joy
Wilco age gracefully on the stark yet strangely uplifting Ode To Joy.
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Spectreview: (Sandy) Alex G – House of Sugar
(Sandy) Alex G’s House of Sugar is both challenging and incredibly warm, and it positions the Philly artist as one the most exciting voices working in his genre.
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Spectreview: Purple Mountains – Purple Mountains
Silver Jews frontman David Berman finally returns to his signature easygoing indie-country and vivid, overcast lyrics in his first album under Purple Mountains.
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Spectreview: Night Moves – Can You Really Find Me
Night Moves pulls from nearly every iconic 70’s band for their new, extremely listenable album, Can You Really Find Me.
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Spectreview: Wooky – Things Like This [EP]
Wooky’s second EP sees the multifaceted psych rock band trying on new clothes.