QUICKSPINS: Eminem – Music To Be Murdered By
Eminem continues his streak of horrible albums with his newest surprise release. The greatest trick the devil ever…
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QUICKSPINS: Selena Gomez – Rare
Nearly five years after Revival, Selena Gomez releases her new album, Rare. Nearly five years since her last…
QUICKSPINS: Mick Jenkins – The Circus
The Circus is Mick Jenkins’ most accessible project since Wave[s] When a new Mick Jenkins project drops, it’s…
QUICKSPINS: Motoko & Myers – Basis Key [OPEN HAND REAL FLAMES]
When Motoko & Myers first began to work on their debut album in an Oakland, California home studio,…
Loma – Loma
Loma – Loma (Sub Pop) *Editor’s Pick Shearwater’s Jonathan Meiburg pairs with Cross Record on a record that…
Everything Everything – A Fever Dream (RCA Records, 2017)
Since emerging in 2010, Everything Everything has formulated a way of writing songs uniquely and effectively, and their…
Grizzly Bear – Painted Ruins (RCA Records, 2017)
Grizzly Bear’s new album, Painted Ruins, is an airy and ambient journey. Five years since their last album,…
Queens of the Stone Age – Villains
Alternative rock band Queens of the Stone Age collaborated with pop producer Mark Ronson for their newest album,…
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Bass Drum of Death – Rip This (Innovative Leisure; 2014) by Mia Pearson For first-time listeners of Bass…
Clement Jacques on language, passion and life
“Maybe I should go back and drive up to the north/Far from all that I’ve been trying to flee […] Came here to find some truth not easy to believe […] I’m afraid it is too late.” He wrote these lyrics after the move from his native home to Montreal a couple of years ago, uncertain about this shift.
Les Pauls, Marshall Amps, High Vocals and Analog Recordings
Featuring the vocals of Myles Kennedy, drums by Brent Fitz, and bass by Todd Kerns, legendary guitarist, Slash (aka Saul Hudson), released his sophomore solo-effort, Apocalyptic Love, on May 22.
John Mayer, reborn and resurrected
John Mayer has had his ups and downs in the media. After capturing our attention with his breakthrough album, Room for Squares, he continued to impress by dabbling in different genres, all the while sticking to his signature raspy vocals.