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September 14, 2026
Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger | Film Review
Reviewing the "Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger" documentary that covers the Gallagher brothers' reunion with each other and fans across the globe.
August 31, 2026
“This Mirror Weighs a Ton” — Interpol Album Review & Rank
Album review and ranking of Interpol's eighth album "This Mirror Weighs a Ton"
By Elizabeth De Young
August 18, 2026
"Lost Weekend" – Phoebe Bridgers Album Review & Rank
Phoebe Bridgers's newest album "Lost Weekend" Review & Rank
By Elizabeth De Young
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January 15, 2026
Ryan Davis & The Roadhouse Band – New Threats From the Soul
This is the kind of record you stumble into rather than seek out. New Threats From the Soul does not announce itself loudly. It sits down next to you, starts talking, and slowly reveals how much it ha
By Killian Welsch
January 9, 2026
Wednesday – Bleeds
There is a moment on Bleeds where everything caves inward at once. The guitars swell, the drums press harder, and Karly Hartzman delivers a line so plainly it feels dangerous. That moment defines the
By Conor Welsch
January 4, 2026
Post Sex Nachos – Booster Pack
Booster Pack feels like a record made in motion. Post Sex Nachos do not sit still long enough to overthink what they are doing, and that urgency is exactly what gives this album its spark. The songs a
By Conor Welsch
December 29, 2025
Dove Ellis – Blizzard
There is a quiet power in hearing an artist arrive fully formed. Blizzard feels like that moment. Dove Ellis steps forward with a debut that is intimate, emotionally direct, and confident without bein
By Conor Welsch
December 19, 2025
Ronjo V – Ronjo V
This self titled record feels like the moment a band fully steps into focus. Ronjo V sound grounded, patient, and confident in a way that only comes from time spent building something carefully. The a
By Conor Welsch
December 15, 2025
Miki Fiki – Dumb Baby
At first glance, Dumb Baby sounds like a joke. The title is playful, a little self-deprecating, almost throwaway. But once you sit with the record, it becomes clear that Miki Fiki are doing something
By Conor Welsch
December 11, 2025
Whitney – Small Talk
Small Talk arrives with the familiarity of a soft greeting. Whitney have always lived in the space between folk warmth and soulful indie reflection, and on this new album they return to that space wit
By Conor Welsch
November 14, 2025
Khruangbin – The Universe Smiles Upon You II
When a band revisits its own beginning, the result can feel like nostalgia or renewal. The Universe Smiles Upon You II lands somewhere more meaningful. Khruangbin return to the same barn in Central Te
By Conor Welsch
October 21, 2025
Small Forward – Crush
There is an easy confidence to Crush . Small Forward do not sound like a band chasing momentum. They sound like a band that already found their rhythm and decided to stay in it. This record carries wa
By Conor Welsch
October 6, 2025
Good Neighbours – Blue Sky Mentality
Some albums feel like memories before they even end. Blue Sky Mentality is that kind of record. The debut from Good Neighbours blends newness and nostalgia in a way that makes every track sound instan
By Conor Welsch
September 27, 2025
Geese – Getting Killed
From the first track of Getting Killed , it is clear that Geese have take the next step. The album is ragged, daring, and unpredictable, but at its center is one of the most compelling young voices in
By Conor Welsch
September 25, 2025
The Happy Fits – Lovesick
Some albums sound like survival. Lovesick is one of them. After lineup changes, personal battles, and three years without a full record, The Happy Fits return with a set of songs that feel heavier, br
By Conor Welsch