Album Review: Silver & Gold, Sufjan Stevens
Tyler
Sufjan Stevens is ambitious. At 37 years of age, Stevens’ early career began with lofty aspirations to craft the perfect folk soundtrack for every state in the Union, an impossibly…
Album Review: The Soft Moon, Zeros
Liz
Described as “neo-post-punk,” San Francisco-based group, The Soft Moon has delivered a new record to convert you into a black-clad creature of the night. Make no mistake, Zeros isn’t as…
Kendrick Lamar – good kid, m.A.A.d city Review
justnoisetome
It’s very seldom that an artist’s debut album has feverish hype surrounding it, exceedingly rare when the artist in question actually delivers on those impossible expectations. Kendrick Lamar enjoyed the…
Album Review: Flying Lotus, Until the Quiet Comes
A whimsical mash-up of arcane 8-bit sound bites and brooding down-tempo bass lines fill this fourth LP from Los Angeles-based beat wizard, Flying Lotus. Until the Quiet Comes is otherworldly;…