Mousey Merges Fresh with Familiar on The Stellar ‘My Friends’
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Mousey returns with her second album, as My Friends cements itself as a highlight of the Kiwi artist's career.
Avril Lavigne Gets Back to Her Aughts Emo Bubble-Punk Roots on the Absolutely Killer ‘Love Sux’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsShe hasn’t had this much fun in years, reminding us that her original sound was a blueprint for today’s pop-punk boom
Nick Drake – ‘Pink Moon’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsOn the 50th anniversary of the final album from Nick Drake, revisit a retrospective review of his enduring swan song.
Dashboard Confessional Is an Endearing Sleeve-Tat Dad on ‘All the Truth That I Can Tell’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsChris Carraba hits middle age (hard) and goes back to his hard-strumming roots
‘angel in realtime.’ is Gang of Youths at The Peak of Their Powers
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsFive years from their last album, Gang of Youths have returned with a stunning record inspired by death, grief, family, and more.
Barney McAll Is at His World-Class Best on ‘Precious Energy’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsGiven his long list of accolades, it makes sense that a new record from Barney McAll would be worth your time, but Precious Energy exceeds expectations.
BROODS Explore the Deeper Side of Heartbreak on ‘Space Island’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsTheir fourth full-length album, Space Island sees BROODS unveiling a moving high-concept album, and one of the year's best breakup albums.
Neil Young – ‘Harvest’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThough considered a classic in hindsight, reviewer John Mendelsohn was not a fan when Neil Young released Harvest back in 1972.
Mild Orange Find Their Stride With Third Album, ‘Looking for Space’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsDunedin's Mild Orange are at their luscious best with their cruisy third record, the gorgeous Looking for Space.
GRAACE’s ‘Self Preservation’ is A Powerful Rumination Love and Loss
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe other side to her Self Sabotage EP, Self Preservation sees GRAACE returning to her roots as she looks ahead.
