Tag: dark orange
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Spectreview: Medium Weekend – Crow Program
Medium Weekend plumb the cerebral depths of ecology in their newest project, a visual album that showcases what the experimental duo does best.
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Spectreview: Tame Impala – The Slow Rush
Kevin Parker’s fourth album under Tame Impala, while his first to produce diminishing returns, is still a sublimely optimistic groove that can’t fully mask his anxieties.
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Spectreview: Henderson Century – 100
Henderson Century’s 100 pushes the needle into the red while retaining the starkly beautiful melodies of his debut.
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Spectreview: somesurprises: somesurprises
On the full-band squall of somesurprises’ self-titled album, Natasha El-Sergany’s reverb-drenched vistas reach their fullest realizations yet.
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Spectreview: NO/NO – Diagnostic
Milwaukee new wave band NO/NO evolve gracefully on their rougher, darker third album.
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Spectreview: Somos – Prison on a Hill
Somos’ Prison On A Hill is a wonderful, confident pop-punk record that comes to us amidst the tragic death of guitarist Phil Haggerty.
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Spectreview: Ty Segall – First Taste
The guitarless First Taste is, somehow, yet another vital part of Ty Segall’s formidable discography that’ll be sure to satiate your craving for satisfying garage-psych.
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Spectreview: Horse Jumper Of Love – So Divine
Boston slowcore band Horse Jumper Of Love hit even harder on their serenely melancholy new LP So Divine.
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Spectreview: Daniel Wohl – État
État is at once cinematic, grandiose and variable in texture and color, a highly entertaining listen that’s obviously created with a ton of care.
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Spectreview: ex Licks – ex Licks
ex Licks lays down dirty, engrossing dance punk on their self-titled debut.