Tag: yellow
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Spectreview: Parannoul/Asian Glow/sonhos tomam conta – Downfall of the Neon Youth
Three of the brightest voices in non-American emo collaborate on one of the most visceral rock records of the year.
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Spectreview: DJ Sabrina the Teenage DJ – Charmed
DJ Sabrina the Teenage DJ puts out some of the best dance music of the year in the dense, ebullient Charmed.
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Spectreview: Mamalarky – Mamalarky
LA-based Mamalarky burst right out of the gate with a confident self-titled debut that crosses psychedelic textures with prog and jazz.
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Spectreview: No Joy – Motherhood
No Joy’s first record in five years adds a seemingly boundless, boundary-less approach to the project’s fleet-footed shoegaze.
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Spectreview: iji – iji
iji are even more eclectic and unpredictable than ever on their whimsical self-titled album.
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Spectreview: Caribou – Suddenly
Caribou’s Suddenly may be the electronic act's greatest work yet in terms of pure accessibility.
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Spectreview: SAULT – 5 & 7
SAULT’s two albums from 2019 are universally-enjoyable, funky post-genre bops designed for a wider audience in the new decade.
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Spectreview: Girl Band – The Talkies
Ireland’s Girl Band draw a topographical illustration of mental illness in the cacophony of The Talkies.
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Spectreview: Lady Donli – Enjoy Your Life
Nigerian neo-soul artist Lady Donli stuns with the depth of creativity displayed on her debut album, Enjoy Your Life.
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Spectreview: Various Artists – Sunny Side Up
Sunny Side Up is a sublime document of Melbourne's blossoming jazz scene, a community without a legacy that consequently exemplifies jazz's contemporary role as a unifier of diverse genres and cultures.