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Review: Destroyer – Labyrinthitis

Reviews / March 31, 2022

Destroyer’s 13th album Labyrinthitis often takes unexpected turns in the most intriguing and enjoyable ways possible.

Reviews / March 17, 2022

For a dark album born from an acrimonious time, Band of Horses are surprisingly in top form on Things Are Great.

Reviews / March 3, 2022

Metronomy’s seventh album Small World takes a big step away from their electronic roots, with underwhelming results.

Reviews / February 21, 2022

Lucifer on the Sofa continues Spoon’s winning streak, and includes both the softest and the hardest the band has ever rocked.

Reviews / February 14, 2022

While Time Skiffs breathes new life into Animal Collective, it doesn’t really excite.

Reviews / February 7, 2022

Artifacts highlights both Condon’s maximalist, full-sounding folk side and his scaled-back electronic side, making it a great introduction to Beirut.

Reviews / January 20, 2022

If you’re an already-established Broken Social Scene fan, Old Dead Young: B-Sides & Rarities is essential listening

Reviews / September 30, 2021

The Vaccines’ fifth album Back in Love City expands their sound even further, doing so from the most unexpected of places.

Reviews / August 26, 2021

The Killers’ seventh country-fied album Pressure Machine is about as far as you can get from the bright lights of Vegas

Reviews / July 15, 2021

Modest Mouse’s seventh studio album The Golden Casket mashes the band’s radio-friendly and downright weird sides together, to say the least.

Reviews / June 30, 2021

You’ll be glad Kings of Convenience are back after 12 years, but Peace or Love doesn’t surpass the duo’s 2000s releases.

Reviews / June 27, 2021

You might not have even noticed they were gone, but Islands are back and better than ever on Islomania.