King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard Conjure a Futuristic Rave
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard offer a sci-fi rave that veers between an ominous soundtrack warning of impending doom and a cathartic path toward salvation.
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Shopping Checks Out on Third Album ‘The Official Body’
On this tired, tired album, Shopping's sound is the most exhausted.
Anderson East Proves Why His Voice Belongs on a Jukebox with ‘Encore’
More rhythm and blues than country, Encore is a soulful release from the Nashville-based Anderson East.
Earl Burrows: No Love for the Drowning
Earl Burrows is an intriguing, polychromatic, rock and roll entity. No Love for the Drowning, the band's debut, sports an astute, introspective nature, and an adventurous, exploratory urge.
The Moons: Live at Bush Hall
Live at Bush Hall is an excellent high-energy audio capture of a rock band's average night on tour.
Mini Mansions: The Great Pretenders
Melodic, dark, contemporary music with delightful twists and turns, Mini Mansions's The Great Pretenders offers fans a bit of psychedelic swirl amalgamated with sensible, fairly sophisticated, fun pop rock.