While titularly a departure for Baroness, STONE mostly finds the band spinning their wheels. STONE by Baroness
Up there with VEGA INTL. Night School. World of Hassle by Alan Palomo
Some of yeule’s distinctiveness as an artist was lost in the shift toward a more rock-oriented sound, but softscars is still a solid album in these genres. softscars by yeule
Oliver and Anthony are totally nice to each other for like an hour and no one's called fartface.
A conversation with alternative singer-songwriter Genesis Owusu!
Scarlet, while not as hard as the rollout would lead you to believe, is still a step in a good direction for Doja Cat.
While Laufey definitely stands out in the current pop landscape, she’s not yet really nailing the sounds she’s throwing back to.
A pretty solid album from Horrendous, even though the band finds mixed results outside of their comfort zone. Ontological Mysterium by Horrendous
Despite its larger scale, this to-be final installment of Nas and Hit-Boy’s fruitful collaborative run has the mixed bag quality of the other two Magics.
