Get excited, Exclaim! readers, it's Tuesday and that means our Recently Reviewed section is teeming with new album reviews for your reading pleasure.
To start, we recommend checking out the sophomore release of Victoria Bergsman's solo project, Taken By Trees, East of Eden, which takes the former Concretes singer outside of her comfort zone to produce a stellar release both in sound and narrative.
Also dropping this week is the debut LP from Johannesburg, South Africa's BLK JKS, as well as the first proper album in eight years from legendary Kiwi poppers the Clean.
Indiana's Early Day Miners cast aside their old slowcore tendencies for a more pop-focused sound on The Treatment, while Vancouver, BC-based metalheads 3 Inches of Blood turn up the volume on their fourth effort, Here Waits Thy Doom.
Avant-composer extraordinaire Jim O'Rourke finally returns to give us his long-awaited The Visitor, and last but not least, Brian Foote once again reunites with Honey Owens and Paul Dickow to drop his latest effort as Nudge.
For more album reviews be sure to check out Exclaim!'s Recently Reviewed section and take a look at ourNew and Forthcoming Release Dates to get your mouth watering for what's around the corner.
To start, we recommend checking out the sophomore release of Victoria Bergsman's solo project, Taken By Trees, East of Eden, which takes the former Concretes singer outside of her comfort zone to produce a stellar release both in sound and narrative.
Also dropping this week is the debut LP from Johannesburg, South Africa's BLK JKS, as well as the first proper album in eight years from legendary Kiwi poppers the Clean.
Indiana's Early Day Miners cast aside their old slowcore tendencies for a more pop-focused sound on The Treatment, while Vancouver, BC-based metalheads 3 Inches of Blood turn up the volume on their fourth effort, Here Waits Thy Doom.
Avant-composer extraordinaire Jim O'Rourke finally returns to give us his long-awaited The Visitor, and last but not least, Brian Foote once again reunites with Honey Owens and Paul Dickow to drop his latest effort as Nudge.
For more album reviews be sure to check out Exclaim!'s Recently Reviewed section and take a look at ourNew and Forthcoming Release Dates to get your mouth watering for what's around the corner.
