After producing a critically successful album, more of the public notices the skills that the producer has in the music industry, whether it is what they produce next or if they make some sort of an album themselves, with a band or solo. After the success of “Pure Comedy,” the latest from Father John Misty, […]

I think that this album speaks to a little part of each of our soul’s, even if you like it or not. When I heard that Twin Fantasy came out, I stopped and thought, “Wait, I remember listening to that album 5 years ago.”

The main thing that once made Franz Ferdinand a compelling band was their distinct style of dance-friendly indie rock that found a home with mainstream audiences back in 2009 with the release of their album Tonight: Franz Ferdinand. 

Even if Molly Burch’s debut album was a lazily written, generic contribution to the indie genre, her smooth vocals and impressive range would be enough reason to listen to Please Be Mine (I would describe her voice as a cross between Lana Del Rey and Zooey Deschanel). Luckily, Burch’s songwriting is as equally satisfying as […]

Cherry Glazerr is one of the seemingly innumerable indie noise pop bands from L.A., yet unlike many of their less distinctive counterparts, Cherry Glazerr manages to mature from the listless instrumentals and somewhat nonsensical lyrics of their earlier work (to be fair band frontwoman Clementine Creevy was 15 when she formed Cherry Glazerr) to produce […]

2016 has been one heck of a year for rap and hip-hop, and A$AP Mob’s Cozy Tapes Vol. 1: Friends bookends the catalog perfectly. Cozy Tapes marks the fruition of everything the Mob failed to capture on their first release, Lords Never Worry, a shoddy mixtape and even worse intro for the Harlem-based rap group. […]