Tag: gray
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Spectreview: Kanye West – Donda
Despite truly great moments, Kanye West's bitterly-sad tenth record is plagued by an avalanche of filler and an overall lack of purpose.
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Spectreview: SAULT – ‘NINE’
SAULT's temporarily-available fifth album, both abject and therapeutic in turns, broadens the mysterious UK collective's sound ever so slightly.
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Spectreview: Enumclaw – Jimbo Demo [EP]
Tacoma four-piece Enumclaw eerily embody the feel of the PNW on the comfy downer anthems of their debut EP.
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Spectreview: Megan Thee Stallion – Good News
Megan Thee Stallion takes stock of her victories and piles up the trophies on her mirthful debut full-length.
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Spectreview: Childish Gambino – 3.15.20
Childish Gambino's surprise new album is a dense concoction of thrillingly risky experimental pop and half-measured ambition.
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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.
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Spectreview: Béret – Jesus White
Béret’s third album cuts down the noise while upping the accessibility factor, surrounding the listener in crystalline guitar and confrontational vocals.
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Spectreview: SassyBlack – Ancient Mahogany Gold
SassyBlack steps confidently toward a unique direction on the heady grooves of Ancient Mahogany Gold.
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Spectreview: Saint Pepsi – MANNEQUIN CHALLENGE
“Future funk” titan Saint Pepsi rises from the dead to gamely attempt the MANNEQUIN CHALLENGE.
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Spectreview: Elias Hampton – Ever-go
A collection of synths, field recordings and shadowy opalescent textures make up Elias Hampton's hushed, academic Ever-go.