Articles by Chris Gee
Death Cab for Cutie's 20 Best Songs Ranked
PUBLISHED Oct 6, 2023
For 25 years and across 10 LPs, Death Cab for Cutie have given tender-hearted listeners sweeping indie rock songs to soundtrack feelings of...
Slow Pulp Wring Beauty from Discomfort on 'Yard'
PUBLISHED Sep 27, 2023
Slow Pulp had humble beginnings. Started by three childhood friends — guitarist Henry Stoehr, drummer Teddy Mathews and bassist Alex Leeds...
Fenne Lily Zooms Out on the Lovely 'Big Picture'
PUBLISHED Apr 13, 2023
A common thread throughout Fenne Lily's Big Picture is the way our feelings of love are based on the specific circumstance at a given momen...
Alex G Finds Comfort in Confession on the Divine 'God Save the Animals'
PUBLISHED Sep 20, 2022
Most artists with nine full-length albums to their name have either settled into a comfortable groove or slowly fizzled out of relevancy —...
Ought Offshoot Cola Are Fizzing with Energy on 'Deep in View'
PUBLISHED May 20, 2022
Along with the unceremonious announcement of the end of beloved Montreal post-punk band Ought in November 2021, the band's vocalist-guitari...
Sister Ray's 'Communion' Is a Riveting, Reflective Debut
PUBLISHED May 11, 2022
As we grow, our identities and perspectives can change, but pieces of each meaningful stage of our lives are forever carried with us. These...
Hovvdy's 'True Love' Is a Hopeful Embrace of the Present and Future
PUBLISHED Sep 30, 2021
Often what makes us love a piece of music is the sense of nostalgia it can bring, the way an artist expresses love or sadness as an admirat...
Fog Lake Finds Strength in Isolation on 'Tragedy Reel'
PUBLISHED Apr 22, 2021
If there is one artist who understands unfathomable isolation and falling hopelessly lost in one's thoughts, it's Aaron Powell, also known...