Category: Reviews

There’s something wonderfully overwhelming about the world Funus creates on ‘Dreamless Water’. After nearly two decades of shaping the project, Dutch

‘PSSSH!’ sounds like the exact moment composure stops being useful. Here, Austin’s ACTVE CAPTVE take the constant background hum of

There’s nothing tentative about Harley’s debut EP. You’re The One I’ll See At Home arrives with six songs that feel intent

Sea Lions could easily have treated their second album as a nostalgia exercise. Instead, ‘Another POP! Music’ is the sound of a

Nick Carver sounds reinvigorated by subtraction on ‘Stones You Throw’. Stepping away from the fuller attack of Nick Carver and

There’s this clever tension at the heart of Gavyn Bernhardt’s ‘On the Air’. The EP is fascinated by communication, yet almost

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