Review: Destroyer – Dan’s Boogie
Review: Destroyer – Dan’s Boogie
Destroyer settle into a more familiar, predictable groove on their 14th album Dan’s Boogie.
Review: Panda Bear – Sinister Grift
Review: Panda Bear – Sinister Grift
Sinister Grift is Lennox’s first album that truly shows off his knack for pop songwriting from start to finish. 
Review: Miami Horror – We Always Had Tomorrow
Review: Miami Horror – We Always Had Tomorrow
Miami Horror’s long awaited third album We Always Had Tomorrow embraces the electronic group’s mellower, sadder side.
Review: Franz Ferdinand – The Human Fear
Review: Franz Ferdinand – The Human Fear
The Human Fear is a perfectly adequate album that you’ll wish you didn’t have to wait seven years to hear.
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The Top 10 Albums of 2016

Alright, we all know 2016 was a pretty terrible year, so I’m not going to beat a dead horse here. Instead, I’d like to focus on some of the great music released these past twelve months. While 2015 gave us some impressive debuts and high-quality albums by bands that have yet to let us down, […]

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Top 10 Indie Music Videos of 2016

Pitchfork recently released their “Best Music Videos of 2016” countdown, and I couldn’t help but feel the list will be strongly correlated with their top albums and top songs lists, and not based on the merit of the videos alone. This seems to echo the trend of MTV’s Video Music Awards, where popular artists dominate

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Review: Conor Oberst – Ruminations

Conor Oberst is a man of many faces. He’s best known as the founder and frontman of the band Bright Eyes, whose angsty, acoustic guitar-driven “emo” songs reached peak popularity in the early to mid-2000s. This of course oversimplifies the band’s music, which mellowed and matured significantly over the years, but the association remains. There’s

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Top 10 High-Vocabulary Indie Songs

Indie music is frequently mocked for its pretentiousness. After all, what other vaguely-defined genre seemingly awards points based on obscurity and is full of songs that sound like they were written with a thesaurus in one hand and an encyclopedia in the other?   The following songs don’t really shatter this stereotype. At least they’ll

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