Tag: indie rock
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Spectreview: Car Seat Headrest – Making A Door Less Open
Car Seat Headrest’s first album of new material since 2016’s career-defining Teens of Denial capitulates under too much carefree exploration.
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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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LIGHTNING ROUND (April 17, 2019)
On this week’s LIGHTNING ROUND, tracks by Donormaal, Retirement Party, Cheekface and more!
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Spectreview: Elvis Depressedly – depressedelica
Elvis Depressedly’s depressedelica, despite the dire context, still feels strangely joyous in its confident stylistic shifts.
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Spectreview: The Strokes – The New Abnormal
The Strokes continue the crusade to redefine themselves on their downcast, endearingly awkward sixth album.
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Spectreview: Nap Eyes – Snapshot of a Beginner
On their gorgeous fourth album, Nap Eyes seek transcendence in the struggle to change.
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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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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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RetroSpectreview: Mitski – Puberty 2
In Puberty 2, Mitski designed a brilliant twist on the classic “death of innocence” trope, creating an indie rock record that still sears with power.
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Spectreview: Dry Cleaning – Boundary Road Drinks and Snacks
Dry Cleaning’s excellent second EP finds a scatterbrained beauty in life's banalities.