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.
As is tradition, Anthony reacts to the list of 63rd Grammy Awards nominees. Find the full list here.
