For the past few years, Pinegrove has been one of my favourite bands. Cadmium was the first track I heard, and it was an instant love. At the time I was in a relationship where we both knew that our days together were coming to an end. I went through a lot of ugly and bad stuff back then and Pinegrove's music helped me find some comfort. But even now that I'm in a much better place, Pinegrove music still feels so relatable for the reinforcement that its music gives to the little and ordinary ... read more

A band returning from a hiatus has always an inglorious task: there is a huge hype among the fans and there is almost a need to relive the old music that made us be charmed by that particular band. One of the most fantastic components of music is that we can connect with the ideas of a person we never knew and never will because they write something that is so familiar to us, which makes us feel less lonely. Fans want to feel, once again, that connection with the band coming from the hiatus, ... read more

Rare is an album about self-love and self-empowerment, coming from an artist who has had its share of bad times. However, a work who had all the substract to become a compilation of anthems about growing stronger and find inner peace becomes at best, a blank attempt, fueled sometimes with destructive and confusing ideas.

There's nothing new with this LP, it's made of expectable pop songs, very formulaic, that grows increasingly desinteresting as you listen. Rare and Lose You to Love Me are in ... read more

Who can forget hearing Alt-J back at early 10’s and those first impressions, somewhere between a weird vibe yet a very entertaining flow. Alt-J is weird, there’s no denying that. They’re a combination of different genres resulting in a sonority of their own and when An Awesome Wave was released back in 2012 this was a completely new thing in the musical scene.

An Awesome Wave is the resulting of filtering different aspects of contemporary culture taken from movies, books and ... read more