Paragraphs “You Can’t Make a Ghost Without It’s Sheets” Review
Album review for the debut EP, You Can’t Make a Ghost Without It’s Sheets, by Minneapolis post-rockers Paragraphs.
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Spoon Transference Review
Review of the new album from Austin, TX indie stalwarts Spoon, who return with their latest LP Transference.
Toro y Moi: Causers of This Review
Album review of Causers of This, the debut record from South Carolina lo-fi artist Toro Y Moi.
Retribution Gospel Choir: 2 Review
Alan Sparhawk, best known for his work with his highly influential three piece Low, returns with his rocking second album under the Retribution Gospel Choir moniker, simply titled 2.
Beach House: Teen Dream Review
Teen Dream clearly stands as Beach House’s most accomplished work to date, and will doubtlessly be the first truly great album of the year.
Vampire Weekend: Contra Review
With Vampire Weekend’s new record Contra, it seems that everything that was so ebullient about the band’s previous album has been watered down to a lukewarm broth
Yeasayer: Odd Blood Review
Yeasayer return with their 80’s influenced sophomore album Odd Blood, which finds the band taking some stylistic jumps that occasionally succeed, but ultimately fall short of their exciting debut album All Hour Cymbals.
Dessa: A Badly Broken Code Review
A great deal of time and effort has gone into Doomtree MC Dessa’s second solo album, a Badly Broken code, and it shows.
