Tag: red
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Spectreview: Rob Joynes – Sophomore Alley
Rob Joynes' Sophomore Alley is just three songs, but each one is a powerful demonstration of his murky, emotive songwriting.
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Spectreview: Shinichiro Yokota – Tokonoma Style
On Tokonoma Style, Shinichiro Yokota lays down another excellent series of featherweight, exuberant Japanese house beats.
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Spectreview: Julia Shapiro – Zorked
Once again, Julia Shapiro deftly crosses melodiousness and heaviness in the cloistered confines of her second solo record.
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Spectreview: Big Red Machine – How Long Do You Think It’s Gonna Last?
On Big Red Machine's second album, Aaron Dessner and Justin Vernon support a bevy of high-profile artists to effective, if inconsistent, results.
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Spectreview: Men I Trust – Untourable Album
Men I Trust's anxiolytic new record materializes out of thin air and passes just as suddenly, providing a brief respite in the process.
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Spectreview: Coral Grief – Coral Grief EP
Seattle duo Coral Grief elevate dream pop in smart, subtle ways on their debut self-titled EP.
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Spectreview: Hiatus Kaiyote – Mood Valiant
Melbourne neo-soul titans Hiatus Kaiyote return to showcase everything they do well (and a little more) on their splendiferous new record.
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Spectreview: Kings of Convenience – Peace Or Love
After over a decade, Erlend Øye and Eirik Glambek Bøe return to arpeggiate over Kings of Convenience's familiarly breezy third record.
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Spectreview: Gabija & The Blue Gleams – Patch 001 [EP]
Gabija Vaičekonis and her troupe of jazz players crank out confectionary covers of Kirby and Chrono Trigger tunes in this succinct EP.
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Spectreview: Alicia Clara – Outsider/Unusual
Swiss-Canadian artist Alicia Clara floats through clouds of conflicting thought in the dreamy pop of her debut LP.