Total Loss is the second album from Tom Krell’s solo-electronic project How To Dress Well. Krell’s sound is an amalgamation of genres that blend into something that fell out of his dreams. Total Loss is a highly emotional album that without a doubt comes straight from Krell’s heart. The album resembles a letter, or a […]
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The songwriting on Come of Age is a strange monster that takes many forms.
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The Cure influenced two members of what is widely considered to be one of the most …
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“Sometimes you make me feel like I’m living at the edge of the world” Smith says to you, and bam, you’re in another universe for the next 70 minutes of Disintegration.
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The comparison to such iconic names in rock ‘n’ roll like The Beatles, The Kinks and Jack White is one that cannot be thrown around without justification.
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Lovers tells stories so personal that they feel as real as your best friend telling you about the night before.
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The electronic synth-pop trio from Stockholm takes influence from all types of genres and eras of electronic music.
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A Different Ship is a small, but very controlled experiment between a few genres that normally wouldn’t be put together.
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Though Good Night & Good Morning aren’t inventing a new genre or doing anything extremely revolutionary, there is a certain freshness to their songs that can’t be denied.
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I entered the San Bernardino Paid Dues Hip-Hop Festival never having been to a festival that features rap and hip-hop exclusively, so I didn’t quite know what to expect.
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Clark’s sound stems from the kind that you listen to with headphones at three in the morning alone and contemplating life; Iradelphic is no different.
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As any Delta Spirit fan would expect, there are soulful songs with extremely catchy melodies that grab you upon your first listen, but then also grow with you each time you go through the album as a whole.
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