Album Review: “My Morning Jacket” by My Morning Jacket

American rock group My Morning Jacket has made quite a name for themselves in music, with over 1 million monthly listeners and music dating back to 1999. This newest album proves exactly why there is such dedication from their fans. Reading up on them, many people consider them one of the greatest live bands around […]

Album Review: “The Life of Guy” by By George

The Life of Guy is the second album by indie rock band By George. This is the band’s second album released just under a year after their debut album, Mighty Mango and a string of singles released in between both albums respectively.  The album has an infectious and fun sound with a garage rock twist […]

Album Review: “Fisher King” by Furrows

Not all albums are created equal. Some are here to make you cry, some are here to pick you up when you’re down, and then others are just here to downright confuse you. “Fisher King”, the full-length freshman attempt by Brooklyn singer and multi-instrumentalist Peter Wagner (better known as Furrows), somehow accomplishes all three. The […]

Album Review: Spectrums by Odonis Odonis

Spectrums is a brand new electronic indie pop album from Odonis Odonis. This is their first full album in five years and fifth overall. This is a stellar album for anyone interested in more darkwave sounding music. Think the vocal texture of The National mixed with the electronic instrumentation of someone like Django Django. Their […]

Album Review: “Another Night on the Astral Plane” by ORNAMENT AND CRIME

Another Night on the Astral Plane is the musical debut of indie duo ORNAMENT AND CRIME. This EP also features the vocal stylings of Virginia Palms. This is a solid debut. A great foundation that also can be greatly improved upon for the years to come as they experiment and release more music. These songs […]

Album Review: Zorked by Julia Shapiro

Indie rock continues to hold strong as one of the more prominent sub-genres within Indie/Alternative, and with new artists like Julia Shapiro coming out with albums like Zorked, it’s not at all hard to see why. This album embodies indie, musically, lyrically, and the overall feel of the album. Because this album is based on […]

Album Review: “I Want the Door to Open” by Lala Lala

I want the door to open is the latest album from alternative artist Lala Lala. This album is a bit on the shorter side with a runtime of about 32 minutes. “Diver” is the lead single of this album and it served as a great introduction to the album a few months prior to its […]

Album Review: “Good Morning It’s Now Tomorrow” by Matt Maltese

Hey, “We Need To Talk”. This new Matt Maltese LP is “Looking” to be a shining star on the alternative map. “You Deserve an Oscar” if you can pretend not to like this album. Now, if any of these puns just made you cringe so much that your hairs stood up, then this album may […]

Album Review: Nightmare Daydream by The Velveteers

Nightmare Daydream is the first studio album from the Colorado indie punk rock band The Velveteers. Previously having only released a handful of singles, their music eventually made its way to Dan Auerbach, the lead guitarist and vocalist for the Black Keys, who invited them to Nashville to record an album under his production.  The […]

Album Review: “All Day Gentle Hold!” by Porches

All Day Gentle Hold! is the newest album by the New York based musician Aaron Maine’s indie rock project Porches. This is the fifth studio album and was released October 8th, about a year and a half ago since Maine’s last project, Ricky Music, which was released to generally favorable reviews.  The album opens up […]