Persona is missing the dramatic punch of BTS’s previous work.
PUP solidifies itself as one of this decade’s best pop punk acts with Morbid Stuff.
New York’s Show Me the Body drops a ferocious set of banjo-backed punk ragers that are equal parts explosive and unsettling.
Weyes Blood comes through with an immaculately produced and performed baroque pop album in Titanic Rising.
Despite some structural shortcomings, Guns is a great work of politically-charged jazz rap.
Listening to Doko Mien is like hearing Ibibio Sound Machine’s great sophomore album Uyai all over again, albeit in a slightly diminished capacity.
The magical monthly segment where Anthony briefly touches down on a gauntlet of albums he didn’t get a chance to review this past month.
Hiding Places is Billy Woods’ most personally cutting project so far.
A round-up of the best albums Anthony reviewed this past month!
Though far from a bad album, Panorama finds La Dispute’s idiosyncratic style becoming an albatross around the band’s neck.
