Trap Them’s latest record might be loud, but the flavorless production and forgettable riffs do these songs no favors.
It’s that time of the month, isn’t it? I’M TALKING ABOUT ALL OF THESE RECORDS IN BRIEF. I WISH I HAD THE TIME TO REVIEW THEM IN FULL ON THEIR OWN IN MAY, BUT SUCH IS LIFE. HERE’S THE LIST: CLOSURE IN MOSCOW – PINK LEMONADE ATMOSPHERE
The new Ben Frost album is harsh as well, but the musical compositions behind the noise fail to be gripping.
Blu’s latest album is pure ambition hampered by an incredibly weak recording.
The latest effort from Parquet Courts record is art punk minimalism stretched out to nearly excruciating lengths.
On his biggest commercial release to date, enigmatic rapper Riff Raff brings a heightened version of the goofy, hilarious trap rap that he’s known for, but he doesn’t do it consistently
Coldplay’s Ghost Stories is their dreamiest, most serene effort thus far.
clipping. lives up to hip hop tradition and pushes “noise hop” unorthodoxy on their sophomore album.
Famed sludge metal outfit Eyehategod is back with their first album in 14 years.
New York singer-songwriter Sharon Van Etten tests patience with a slow burner of a new record.
