Category: Reviews

Nearly two decades into their story and FROZENROOM sound anything but settled. Their new album A Rush of Life finds the Swiss

Mark Garvey has never sounded particularly interested in restraint, and ‘Truck Fump’ pushes that instinct to its most confrontational extreme.

There’s a tremendous sense of release running through ‘Supervoid’. Tyson Dickert’s fourth solo album spends much of its time building pressure,

Awake & Dreaming sound like a band with absolutely no interest in making a tentative debut. ‘Inevitable’ arrives with huge guitars, stark

Space Church have never sounded especially interested in neat categorisation, but ‘ARE YOU’ takes that instinct further than before. Across nine tracks,

Aidan Leclaire sounds like an artist stretching every part of his songwriting on ‘Diving’. Across seven tracks, the Northern Virginia singer-songwriter

Tom McQ has spent the last few years building his reputation the old-fashioned way: writing constantly, playing wherever people will

Beyond Disdain have certainly moved quickly. Just a year on from the breakthrough of ‘Everything We Gave’, the Miami rock

Bayonne has always had a gift for making intricate music feel completely weightless, but ‘Filters’ takes that instinct somewhere even more affecting.

Surface Detail have always seemed most comfortable when their music is slightly unstable, and ‘This Lantern’ leans into that instinct