Review

Jobbaloon unleash a playful slice of folky-psyche consciousness on album, The Invitation. Detroit-based psyche-pop duo Jobbaloon (Joshua Achatz and Justin Squires) are used to not playing by the rules, and it shows on their album, The Invitation. With a record featuring short, yet strongly developed music, the duo bend ideas to their will with hints of psychedelia creeping … [Read more...] about Jobbaloon: The Invitation – Review

Following a year wrought with personal issues and isolation, BROCKHAMPTON brings us their sixth studio album ROADRUNNER: NEW LIGHT, NEW MACHINE.  This release ventures into new sounds for the group, whilst simultaneously staying true to BROCKHAMPTON’s signature style. Through thorough exploration of the theme of finding “the light” in your life, ROADRUNNER takes the … [Read more...] about BROCKHAMPTON: ROADRUNNER: NEW LIGHT, NEW MACHINE – Review

Thorin Loeks builds an optimistic and playful indie-folk world that we’re all invited to on album, In This Place. As the world copes with a myriad of problems, sometimes it’s nice to just sit back, relax and take your mind off it all for a moment. Thorin Loeks record In This Place is the perfect accompaniment to those times, able to gently caress your soul as you let your … [Read more...] about Thorin Loeks: In This Place – Review

Taylor Swift re-records her 2008 album Fearless which seems even more poignant in our twisted and chaotic modern world. Many of you will have heard the story about why Taylor Swift is re-recording her first six albums, but for the rest of you, let’s have a little catch-up. Taylor was fifteen years old when she signed a 13-year record deal with Big Machine, which gave the … [Read more...] about Taylor Swift: Fearless (Taylor’s Version) – Review

Restless Mosaic takes us on a meandering and playful journey on the experimental electronic sounds of There’s Much Left To Explore. Seattle-based Electronic/IDM musician Restless Mosaic really isn’t one for going with the flow, instead following the beat of his own drum. New album There’s Much Left To Explore is the essence of this attitude as it flits from idea to idea in … [Read more...] about Restless Mosaic: There’s Much Left To Explore – Review

Thrash metal’s unsung heroes, Sacred Oath, come back to battle with the beasts on their latest record, Return of the Dragon.  Sacred Oath are a band that, I feel, has never received the kind of attention they deserved. You would be mistaken for believing that this thrash metal band is from more recent times if the consistency of their output in the past decade is anything to … [Read more...] about Sacred Oath: Return of the Dragon – Review