Kali Uchis delivers a sexy, soothing and soulful adventure with “Isolation”
Soft, seductive vocals, an abundance of soul and a dreamy atmosphere are just a few of the characteristics of Kali Uchis’ debut album “Isolation.” The Colombian-American singer has been making waves ever since her...
“Memories Don’t Die,” especially when they’re this scarring
In 2016, Tory Lanez released his debut solo project, “I Told You,” an album that was riddled with problems from the start. It not only reflected Lanez’s lack of individuality in comparison to other...
Arctic Monkeys: ‘The Car’ – the album we’ve all been waiting for
With orchestral strings and the essence of nostalgia, this album has a little bit of everything for everyone.
The wait is finally over as the Arctic Monkeys graced the world with the release of “The...
Vanessa Carlton’s still got it
Ask your sister, best friend or the kid you just met in geology lab if they have heard of Vanessa Carlton. I am willing to put my money on it that they have, but...
Fall Out Boy “Pax Am Days” Album Review
After their return to the mainstream rock scene with the album “Save Rock and Roll,” Fall Out Boy is back six months later with an eight-song EP, “Pax Am Days.” In this release, the...
Damn Andrew, back at it again with the harmonies
Andrew Bird’s 13th studio album, “Are You Serious,” brings back Bird’s distinctive harmonies, lush instrumentation and brilliant lyrics to create a tapestry of Americana sounds flush with a touch of whimsy. Since the early...
The proof is in the pudding in Benny the Butcher’s new full-length album ‘Burden...
Griselda Records signee and one-third of the Griselda collective, Benny the Butcher, is back and better than ever in his long awaited project “Burden of Proof.” The album is executively produced by legendary producer,...
Japandroids new album doesn’t always find balance between vocals and instruments
After a five-year wait, the Japandroids released their anticipated album, “Near to the Wild Heart of Life,” on Jan. 27. The lead single of the album, “Near to the Wild Heart of Life,” is...
Musician memoirs: good for the publishing industry, better for culture
If there’s one kind of book most publishers are dying to buy up, it’s a celebrity memoir. These books routinely sell ridiculously well, whether it is because the person who wrote them is an...
“Coloring Book” ascends Chance’s ultralight beam to new heights
Rating: 8.7 / 10
Chance The Rapper opens his highly anticipated third mixtape, “Coloring Book,” gleefully repeating the phrase “And we back” alongside crescending beat claps and evolving harmonies. This is the first of many...