Faith Is a Rock is one of the most flat-out beautiful rap albums I've heard in ages. With the Alchemist on production — continuing an extrem...

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There are certain bands who seem almost unbothered by how music has evolved over time, existing in a sort of peaceful stasis in the niche th...

It's not everyday that a band shows up in your inbox with a debut album that sounds so fully formed. I don't know what I was expecting when...

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Faye Webster's music tends to find a molasses-slow groove — sun-warmed and droopy eyed, the kind that you could sorta just vibe on for hours...

With every album, one gets the sense that Loraine James has discovered new facets of herself, however big or small they may be. "I really ch...

Chappell Roan likes to get down, in every sense of the phrase. On her very danceable debut album, The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess, t...

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There's something so comfortable to me about a collaboration between Crumb and Melody's Echo Chamber, maybe because many of my university da...