Adeem the Artist -- Notes From Inside
Richard Marcus reviews Notes From the Inside, the "biting and insightful" new reckoning of an album from Adeem the Artist.
Album Reviews
BERTHA -- Slayin' In The Band Vol. 1
There’s being in a band playing covers, and there’s being in a cover band. Steve Roberts explains how BERTHA: The Grateful Drag lives up to the Dead's brilliance and panache.
Wren Carpenter - Charmed, I'm Sure
Bee Delores proclaims Wren Carpenter "a beautiful force of nature" on their EP of sparkling demos Charmed, I'm Sure.
Boy Golden -- Best of Our Possible Lives
On Best of Our Possible Lives, Boy Golden guides you on an intimate tour of your own psyche: the highs, the lows, and, most importantly, accept it all as part of the price of admission to the best (and only) ride we get to go on.
Ungrateful Little String Band - Tired of Being Relevant
In their new album, Tired of Being Relevant, Minneapolis' Ungrateful Little String Band "unleashes hell right out of the gate," writes Bee Delores.
Iris Marlowe - Dead by Dawn
It's a match made in heaven: horror writer Bee Delores reviewing Iris Marlowe's Dead By Dawn -- an album that "will make any horror-loving heart grow three times in size."
Review Roundup 1/23: Bok Suna, Brendan Welch, Johanna Rose
This week's review roundup features Bok Suna's '90s-infused soundscapes, Brendan Welch's good-natured anxiety, and Johanna Rose's raucous, devil-may-care New Orleans jazz.