Tag: album review

People sometimes forget that the United States isn’t the only country that makes hip-hop music. While American music certainly dominates domestic (and often foreign) airwaves,…

I have never understood the appeal of “Twin Peaks.” It had a weird aesthetic and seemed like another token hip and cool television show whose…

The Scottish band Trashcan Sinatras will bring melodious indie pop to World Cafe Live Wilmington next Friday, May 20. Their performance will feature their new…

After four years, folk-pop trio The Lumineers released their second album, “Cleopatra” on April 8. It consists of 11 songs full of warmth, depth and…

The Frights, “surf punk band” from San Diego known for their dirty doo-wop tracks, released their album “You Are Going to Hate This” Feb. 12.…

Las Vegas’ Panic! At the Disco released their fifth full-length studio album “Death of a Bachelor” Jan. 15, their first No. 1 charting on Billboard’s…

If you could take Thom Yorke’s voice, Passenger’s sound and Radical Face’s lyrics, you would end up with Matt Sharayko. He’s an up-and-coming alternative folk…

“Return to the Moon” is a neat little album by EL VY, a collaboration between the National frontman Matt Berninger and Brent Knopf of Ramona…

Carly Rae Jepsen just delivered the most polished pop album of the entire year and, unless you follow me on Twitter, you probably didn’t even…

Three songs into Father John Misty’s newest album, “I Love You, Honeybear,” I had to double-check my Spotify app to make sure I hadn’t accidentally…