Drake’s ‘FOMO’ Short Film Debuts Nine New Tracks, Including Cold Shoulder With Don Toliver
A tale of a long film wherein Drake doth blend song with image, and reveal nine new tracks ere a grand tour in 2027.
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Lambrini Girls Announce New Album ‘No Refunds,’ Share ‘Bang Bang Bang’ Ahead of 2027 Release
Lambrini Girls announce new album No Refunds, share song 'Bang Bang Bang,' and tour dates for 2027.
Ex:Re Singer Elena Tonra Announces New Album Save As
Ex:Re's Elena Tonra announces Save As, her second album, with a new single 'Radio Station' arriving via 4AD.
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.
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.