Deerhoof is in banger mode on Actually, You Can.
Bloodmoon: I is a pretty solid collab, and hopefully the title hints that the best is yet to come.
Jane Remover presents some amazing ideas on Frailty, and hopefully clearer recordings in the future will allow them to shine even more.
Apart from a few ill-conceived stylistic switch-ups, 30 is a classy and moving pop record.
While the group’s return after four decades is admirable, there’s sadly something missing on Voyage.
Garbology should be a treat for fans of this pair’s seminal work together.
Taylor’s version of her pop crossover opus Red is pretty impressive in its attention to detail, and delivers a winning crop of previously unreleased songs.
