alt-J’s third album is the UK art pop outfit’s most inconsistent yet.
Anthony Fantano, the self-proclaimed “Internet’s Busiest Music Nerd,” is a YouTube music critic who just reached the one million subscriber milestone. Here’s my completely objective review of him.
Jersey producer Sinjin Hawke makes his full-length debut with a beautiful set of nuanced bangers.
Lil Yachty’s debut album is a horrific disappointment.
One More Light is a complete and utter betrayal of everything that made Linkin Park even remotely appealing to begin with.
With Rocket, Philly singer-songwriter Alex G delivers an album that’s a bit more adventurous than his previous effort, but also a lot more inconsistent.
Death Grips teases toward a new album with an intense, high-speed megamix that’s bound to land on my year-end EP list.
On his sophomore album Compassion, Forest Swords’ unique style of dramatic, meditative, and primal ambient dub offers some much needed respite from the trend-chasing nature of modern electronic music.
After Laughter, Paramore’s first album in four years, finds the pop punk band going through a synthpop metamorphosis.
