#album-reviews tag

Indie Basement (2/6): Ulrika Spacek, Mandy Indiana, R.E.M., more

What if Portishead's Dummy, Radiohead's Kid A, and Bjork's Homogenic were made today by one band on one record? It might sound something like this. London art-psych band Ulrika Spacek have always had a collage-like approach to their music, taking ideas from jam sessions and using them as raw materials for fully formed songs.

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fromBrooklynVegan

1 week ago

Indie Basement (1/30): Lande Hekt, Plantoid, Cast, more

Lande Hekt's Lucky Now showcases shimmering, confident janglepop that revitalizes twee; three new records earned Album of the Week among six reviewed.

#new-releases

fromBrooklynVegan

2 weeks ago

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12 New Songs Out Today

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2 months ago

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18 New Songs Out Today

fromBrooklynVegan

2 weeks ago

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12 New Songs Out Today

fromBrooklynVegan

2 months ago

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18 New Songs Out Today

Indie Basement (12/5): Melody's Echo Chamber, TEED, The Housemartins, more

Melody Prochet's Unclouded offers smooth, jazzy, effervescent psychedelia anchored by a stellar rhythm section and accomplished new backing band.

#punk

fromBrooklynVegan

2 months ago

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'In Defense of the Genre': Best Punk & Emo Songs of November

fromBrooklynVegan

5 months ago

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'In Defense of the Genre': Best Punk & Emo Songs of August

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2 months ago

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'In Defense of the Genre': Best Punk & Emo Songs of November

fromBrooklynVegan

5 months ago

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'In Defense of the Genre': Best Punk & Emo Songs of August

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fromThe Verge

3 months ago

Pitchfork is beta testing user reviews and comments as it approaches 30

In addition to commenting, you will also have the opportunity to add your own score to an album review using Pitchfork's rating system. This score will be shown next to your comment and will be aggregated with other readers to form a "reader score" alongside Pitchfork's official score.

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fromConsequence

4 months ago

Taylor Swift Says She Isn't Bothered by The Life of a Showgirl Reviews: "I'm Not the Art Police"

The Life of a Showgirl has mixed critical reception (Metacritic 70) while Taylor Swift emphasizes subjectivity and confidence in the album's enduring legacy.

#new-music

fromBrooklynVegan

5 months ago