This album is honestly just an instant shot of serotonin.

I had this recommended to me after getting into Brakence' work and its easily the most infectious and zany work I've heard this year. Just off of tracks like MIDWESTEMO2 & DOGFIGHT I think FROMTHEHEART is stumbling on an extra exciting pocket of sound in the bubblegum bass style and the amount of times I've already replayed each song in the matter of a few days is ridiculous.

Plus, the project stands under 20 minutes and has a few ... read more

What else can I say? IDLES don't miss.

IDLES, once again, manage to pull out all the stops to make an entire barn-burner of an album. Joe Talbot and co. sound as angry and loud as ever, and as always, they've got some things to say along with it.

Immediately from the singles and the album title, there was a definite theme going into this album. Grounds was this incredible, hulking single with Joe, a LITTLE more angry than usual, screaming some pretty plain one-liners:

"I AM ... read more

Shore. Relief! Fleet Foxes follow up their previous record Crack-Up in 2017 with a rather surprising drop that had a limited amount of information around it in general. Lots of poking around on the subreddit, random leaked images, etc. Up until Robin Pecknold himself got on to confirm the record's release itself.

Personally? I couldn't be more excited! Fleet Foxes have been a band that I could never get into no matter how hard I tried up until halfway through this year. Their self-titled ... read more

Birth of a New Day is without a doubt one of the most effective examples of records that say so much through so little. I mean in the genre its based in; Vaporwave was and is consistently being represented by artists creating very washed, warped, and densely manipulated songs. This applies to Birth of a New Day as well with each song sounding really lush, nocturnal, but comatose as well. Nothing about the sound of the record is very clean-cut. This applies to the cover too. I wouldn't be the ... read more