Tag: light green
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Spectreview: Spellling – The Turning Wheel
Tia Cabral takes her unique artistic voice to new heights in the spellbinding, baroque songs of The Turning Wheel.
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Spectreview: The Garages – LIVE @ HECKDANG
The Garages’ powerful four-song set from Heckdang’s recent Halloween livestream might be your best entryway into the collective’s unique, inclusive take on DIY punk.
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Spectreview: Shamir – Shamir
Seven albums into his career, Shamir Bailey cements himself as a mercurial pop artist with a confident self-titled record.
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Spectreview: Hayley Williams – Petals For Armor
Hayley Williams’ first solo record finds the Paramore singer in her element, laying down one smartly-crafted pop song after another.
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Spectreview: Panchiko – D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L
Curio from the year 2000 or viral contemporary indie hit? Decide for yourself in the nostalgic emoscapes of these reissued EPs from mysterious Nottingham band Panchiko.
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Spectreview – En Attendant Ana – Juillet
Focus and confidence define the surging indie-pop of En Attendant Ana’s Juillet.
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Spectreview: Arthur Russell – Iowa Dream
Iowa Dream reimagines the late Arthur Russell as an eclectic singer-songwriter poised for a mid-‘70s mainstream breakthrough.
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Spectreview: Guayaba – Fantasmagoria
Guayaba’s multi-faceted, wondrously heady Fantasmagoria literally feels pulled from the earth.
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Spectreview: Susumu Yokota – Cloud Hidden
The winding, eclectic sprawl of Cloud Hidden provides yet another window into the legacy of late electronic artist Susumu Yokota.
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Spectreview: JPEGMAFIA – All My Heroes Are Cornballs
JPEGMAFIA’s chaotic All My Heroes Are Cornballs is a thrilling exercise in weaponizing expectations.