Tag: red
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Spectreview: Beach Vacation – I Fell Apart
Seattle's Beach Vacation merges indie rock and Swedish pop sensibilities into a recursively-nostalgic debut album.
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Spectreview: Fenne Lily – BREACH
Fenne Lily’s breezy sophomore record is incredibly easy to enjoy thanks to the unassailable confidence of her songwriting.
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Spectreview: Adeline Hotel – Solid Love
Adeline Hotel’s Solid Love turns gently and passes like a cool breeze, providing a momentary escape from enclosed spaces.
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Spectreview: Abby Gundersen – Sleep Comes Then I Wake
Abby Gundersen’s cinematic new album blooms at its leisure, ebbing and flowing like gentle ocean waves.
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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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Spectreview: The Berries – Berryland
The Berries continues their quest for nostalgic transcendence through the sophisticated heartland rock of Berryland.
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Spectreview: Lana Del Rey – Norman Fucking Rockwell!
Lana Del Rey’s Norman Fucking Rockwell!, while gorgeous in its balladry, presents her less as a pioneer than as a pupil of California’s musical lineage.
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Spectreview: Noah Gundersen – Lover
In Lover’s commercial-leaning balladry, Noah Gundersen’s unique charms remain intact, even as his identity gets a little lost in the fray.
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Spectreview: Jay Som – Anak Ko
Jay Som’s third record is an uncomplicated, comforting stroll through the fields of alternative past.
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Spectreview: Dirty Princes – Prince of Hearts
Prince of Hearts is a huge step up for Dirty Princes’ blistering, catchy garage pop thanks to upgraded production and tight playing.