Not much is poppin on That’s What They All Say.
On their 2nd album this year, New Haven’s Them Airs create some of the most frantic and catchy art punk I’ve heard in 2020.
There’s rarely a dull moment on Nightmare Vacation, whether it’s going in a poppier or a more extreme direction.
Boldy and Sterling’s long-in-the-works collab does sound like the fruit of much labor.
The surreal and diaristic Little Dominiques Nosebleed makes for a fantastic introduction to The Koreatown Oddity’s work.
lobsterfight’s rough-and-ready debut is one of the year’s most promising indie and emo showings.
Bad Bunny’s third album of 2020 is a bit of a rough ride.
Overproduction notwithstanding, Plastic Hearts stands out for bringing a bit of edge to the current 80s revival.
Liturgy’s latest is a metaphysical big bang, turning Ravenna Hunt-Hendrix’s theological philosophy into a multifaceted experimental metal opera.
