Cincinnati trio Pop Empire recently dropped their nine-track album, Novena. The indie-rock outfit will head out on a supporting tour this month. Novena marks the 10-year-old group’s first full-length album since 2014’s Future Blues and the first album with the...
The music we've come to expect from Kishi Bashi has a certain flair for the ethereal, the magical, and the adventurous. His latest album Sonderlust isn't a deviation from this; rather, it jumps right into the style and sound...
Instant Evening is a mystifying abstraction and a perilously purifying journey that renounces gravity in the same breath from which it praises it.
Let Ex Reyes' new EP "Do Something" transport you away from the hellish landscape of America, at least temporarily.
Slice of Paradise itself is a deviation from the more poppy side of what the band had been putting out so far, and it instead focuses on laid-back tracks that meld together in a seamless blend and is sprinkled...
A peek into the intimate yet upbeat new album from Regina Spektor, "Remember Us to Life," her first since 2012. Review by AudioFemme.
The return of Adam Pressley (Prussia, Jamaican Queens) and Sam Swinson's beloved project, Ohtis, is really good news.
Particles is salty and dry, thirst inducing and never quenching. It is that very thirst that makes Mountains and Rainbows' long awaited exploration of chaos so surprisingly satisfying. It's a high without the hangover.
British crooner Sam Smith finally released his debut album, “In the Lonely Hour”, on May 26 with Capitol Records. After a year prepping for his debut with his critically acclaimed EP “Nirvana” and features on hit songs with Disclosure...