Tag: indie rock
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Spectreview: Dogbreth – Ever Loving
Dogbreth’s Ever Loving is vibrant, yearning power-punk counterbalanced by an autumnal uncertainty.
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Spectreview: Great Grandpa – Four of Arrows
Great Grandpa find their true voice on the diverse, revelatory Four of Arrows.
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Spectreview: Long Beard – Means To Me
Leslie Bear’s sophomore outing as Long Beard is a wistful, striking portrayal of suburban anxiety.
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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: Service Animal – All The Wrong Defenses
Seattle five-piece Service Animal pool their strengths together to make All The Wrong Defenses their best record yet.
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Spectreview: The Berries – Berryland
The Berries continues their quest for nostalgic transcendence through the sophisticated heartland rock of Berryland.
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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: Chastity Belt – Chastity Belt
Chastity Belt’s self-titled LP sees the band dive even further into restrained, nuanced songwriting.
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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: The Paranoyds – Carnage Bargain
LA four-piece The Paranoyds kick ass and chew bubblegum on the surf-garage of Carnage Bargain.