Dream like textures and ambiance, with complex yet accessible rhythms. This Chicago trip-hop duo incorporates elements of jazz that can be heard in the vocals and songwriting style. Their evocative lyrics guide you through their songs as a journey, with … Continued
This album feels like a conversation, as if Sophia is talking and singing directly to the listener, with a little guitar mixed in too. All ten tracks give off an intimate vibe, sometimes silly, sometimes serious. The vocals range from … Continued
Review and Art by: Maggie Denman One of my first instincts when I listen to a band is to picture what music the members are influenced by. What jams they play in the morning before work. The chorus lines that … Continued
By Tim Bauer On the first listen of this album, I checked twice to make sure that I was still listening to the same album. There is a mild folk-punk influence throughout this otherwise stylistically diverse album. Aspects of soul, … Continued
With a title as intriguing as this, there’s no way I wouldn’t like it. And upon listening, it’s as if this album came to me at exactly the right time in my life. Ethereal indie rock arraignments, songwriting firmly rooted … Continued
Hooky Indie, folk, and punk influences collide with a distinct and idiosyncratic storytelling style to create this solid debut album from southern Ohio’s own Creamboy. Theo Backus’ emotionally resonant lyrics (which touch on everything from queer identity to the complicated … Continued
The third album from this Detroit duo, continues their swift, satirical punk stylings. Fuzzy, thick bass, politically absurd lyrics that are delivered in blasts of two minutes or less. Tempos stay fast, there’s not really a chance to take a … Continued
By: Kyle Land Hard to believe that Moveys is Slow Pulp’s debut full-length. It seems the dreamy indie rockers have been around forever. Now after three EPs and countless shows they finally have a proper album to show off. While … Continued
By Brad Miller A wicked rad guided tour of young love in 30 minutes or less! One of Chicago’s best indie rock exports in some time, Beach Bunny gives you everything you want and none of what you don’t. The … Continued