The Slow Harvest Pose Existential Joy on Selections From the Sad Bastard Songbook
Alexander Taurozzi guides us through the existential joys and sorrows of Selections From the Sad Bastard Songbook, the debut album of The Slow Harvest.
Album Reviews
Secret Emchy Society -- Queen of Assholes
REVIEW: Secret Emchy Society has never sounded more confident in their gothic honky-tonk than on Queen of Assholes -- an album that celebrates charting your own course.
Review Roundup: MORGXN, Bonnie and the Mere Mortals, Pinc Louds
This week's album review roundup features pastoral fantasies, gothic honky-tonk poptimism, and raucous punk creativity.
Adam Mac - Southern Spectacle
Bee Delores reviews Adam Mac's "extravagant and heartfelt" country pop masterpiece, Southern Spectacle.
Review Roundup: Madi Diaz, Brye, Ira Khonen Temple
This week's roundup features intimate heartbreak, overcoming trauma, and bawdy Yiddish poetry.
Arend Lee Jessurun -- The Tower of Babel Falls
Enter the pulsating, dystopic world of Arend Lee Jessurun's The Tower of Babel Falls – and realize that world is surrounding us right now. With a brave humanity, Jessurun shows us how to tear it all down.
Autumn Sky Hall -- The Sun Is a Girl
With The Sun Is a Girl, Autumn Sky Hall is at the full height of their powers. The album is a folk rocker about getting smarter the hard way: through disappointment, regret, and perseverance.