John Howard and the Night Mail: John Howard and the Night Mail
John Howard and the Night Mail offers more lush, sophisticated chamber pop from the unlikeliest of comeback artists.
Capsule Reviews
Soda Shop: Soda Shop
Sad that summer's over? Feeling blue? Soda Shop may be the place for you.
Triumph of the Wild: We Come with the Dust
The bluesy Americana outlet's sophomore release leaves them in the dust.
Fort Romeau: Frankfurt Versions
Remixes of four from Fort Romeau’s latest offering makes for a slightly repetitive, less-than-compelling listen.
Kanaku y el Tigre: Quema, Quema, Quema
The Peruvian folk outlet release a more studied, atmospheric effort for their worldwide debut.
Will Samson & Heimer: Animal Hands
Two well-regarded electronic artists come together for the first time as a whole with their debut full-length.
Raccoon Fighter: Spiral Flag
The masters of the short-form album return with another winning EP.
Jarryd James: Give Me Something
Australian singer-songwriter/producer Jarryd James shows some pop sophistication on "Give Me Something".
Los Crema Paraiso: De Pelicula
The Venezuelan bossa nova outlet is at it again, this time bringing some worldwide fan favorites into the fold.
Joe Goodkin: Record of Life
Indie's most emotional release of the year thus far comes from the heart at the tip of Paper Arrows.
El Ten Eleven: Fast Forward
On their sixth full-length album, El Ten Eleven connects their well-honed musical idiosyncrasies with personal tragedy.
Sweat Lodge: Talismana
The Sword aren't the only Austin band capable of kicking up a little 4:20-friendly riffology
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