Angine de Poitrine - Vol.II
94

an absolute triumph

Sunday Mourners - A-Rhythm Absolute
74

Fun post-punk album. Looking forward to seeing more of these guys

Renatto Olivares - Aguas Raras
82

wonderfully executed jazz-rock album. a must listen

Searows - Death in the Business of Whaling
68

decent singer-songwriter album

Shea - Eskipade
69

it's fine

Shaking Hand - Shaking Hand
70

Solid math rock record

Courtney Marie Andrews - Valentine
67

it's a fine record, but probably one I won't be returning to quite often, decent 6 feels about right

Westside Cowboy - So Much Country 'Till We Get There
80

early contender for EP of the year

Cavetown - Running With Scissors
48

Inoffensive and completely forgettable

Julianna Barwick - Tragic Magic
78

Serene production, take some good headphones and get lost in this record

Wait, What Did You Say? - Stay Safe, Little One.
73

Solid emo debut - will definitely be keeping an eye out for what they do next

Zu - Ferrum Sidereum
63

Gets a little same-y at times, but the back half of the album saves it. Nice blend of jazz, noise, and hardcore

The Cribs - Selling a Vibe
60

Inoffensive indie rock, nothing special

Dry Cleaning - Secret Love
52

Not for me outside of a few tracks

Maruja - Pain to Power
100

After making noise with some excellent EP releases in Knocknarea, Connla's Well, and Tir na nÓg, it's no surprise that Maruja's debut album - coming over 10 years after their initial formation - is so well put together. The band's improvisatory leanings still remain, but the composition skill has evolved greatly over the past few years. The lyrics are powerful without being preachy, and the music feels larger than life. Songs like "Look Down On Us," ... read more

YHWH Nailgun - 45 Pounds
87

One of the weirdest groups out there, yet I can't get enough. This shit rips

Squid - Cowards
82

While possibly Squid's weakest effort to date, a particularly strong back half of the LP still makes it a strong release.

Father John Misty - Mahashmashana
92

What a triumphant, grandiose statement by FJM

Chat Pile - Cool World
86

While not reaching the heights of God's Country, Cool World is a far more consistent album.

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