Sex Week Return With ‘Life Is A Circle,’ Announce Fall Tour
Sex Week drop new track 'Life Is A Circle,' announce tour with Cardinals and Pretty Sick, and share a self-directed video.
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Tag: new music
Sara Bareilles Says Grief Anchors Her New Album ‘Good Grief,’ But Not Its Message
Sara Bareilles talks Good Grief, grief as a mothership, and finding joy amid loss, on her new album.
Album Reviews8/10
Son of Spergy Turns Awe Into Its Own Language
A solemn record of confession and dread, wherein the son of Spergy wrestles with the sins that begat him.
Album Reviews8/10
Daniel Caesar’s Pseudomutuality Wrestles With Fatherhood, Faith and Masculinity
A weary man sings of fathers, faith, and the burden of being a son, in an album of quiet confession and uneasy calm.
Album Reviews8.2/10
Brandi Carlile Trades Roar for Restraint on ‘Returning to Myself’
Brandi Carlile's 'Returning to Myself' trades guitar roar for piano and synth restraint, earning a 8.2/10 verdict.
Album Reviews8/10
Sufjan Stevens’s Convocations Turns Grief Into Silence — 8/10
A record of grief without words, piano and strings bearing the weight of loss across forty-nine tracks.
Album Reviews8/10
Liturgy’s Harmonium Earns Its Weight
A solemn, ritualistic work of nine tracks, wherein Liturgy seek transcendence and meaning amid darkness.
Album Reviews7/10
Liturgy’s ‘H.A.Q.Q.’ Splits Long Epics and Brief Interludes Into a Rewarding Whole
A review of Liturgy's H.A.Q.Q., a record of extremes where long tracks demand patience and short ones demand attention.
Album Reviews7.4/10
Wednesday’s Twin Plagues Review: One More Last One Justifies the Noise
A loud indie rock record that hides real weight beneath its noise — a solid, ambitious album worth your time.
Album Reviews7/10
Turnstile’s Nonstop Feeling Never Slows Down — 7/10
A record that never pauses, built for restless spirits who cannot settle into quiet repose.