This album may be called “Seasons of Limbo,” but Bomethius has never felt more direct and assured.
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LISTEN: Don’t judge DoomFolk StarterKit by their name
Neither gloomy nor clumsy, DoomFolk StarterKit might be the most delightful musical surprise you’ll hear this year.
REVIEW: inadiquit
In his fourth record as Bomethius, Jonathan Hodges presents his varied talents and skills in their finest incarnations.
REVIEW: Oliver Elf Army Are Sending Thoughts and Prayers
The long-awaited full-length release from Oliver Elf Army finds them at their darkest—and also at their best.
LISTEN: R. Turner’s new EP is a perfect shut-in soundtrack
R. Turner’s latest batch of songs is a welcome balm for troubling times of quarantine and instability.
REVIEW: A Million Fat Cows with Soft Fuzzy Ears
Reagan Sloman’s acoustic offering is a potent and intimate look through the eyes of an exceptionally talented and mysterious songwriter.
The Best of 2019, According to We Are Mirrors
We Are Mirrors presents the most-overdue Best of 2019 list to be published on the Web.
REVIEW: Oh My Darlin’
STREAKING IN TONGUES tackles marriage and divorce in their most imminently listenable and emotionally eviscerating offering yet.
REVIEW: In the Shape of a Storm
In the most unembellished record of his career, Damien Jurado grapples with hopelessness and loneliness to striking effect.
REVIEW: All-American
“All-American” crushes you with the weight of 21st century living. Then it makes you laugh at its mundanity and madness.
REVIEW: A Million and One (Guest Post)
The latest from My Brightest Diamond is an art-pop triumph. Guest review by S. Amanda Clevinger.
LISTEN: Half-handed Cloud recorded an album with his kids, and it’s adorable
“I Don’t Have a Bib” is a true gift and a warm hug of an album.
REVIEW: Child of My Sorrow
For listeners looking for a thoughtful exploration of heartache, “Child of My Sorrow” is an essential listen.
LISTEN: Superbody’s trip to “Hollywood” is a pop adventure
Tenessee pop act Superbody released a new single and video, and it’s a fantastic step forward for the band.
REVIEW: Options
Everett’s I Will Keep Your Ghost has at last returned with a bigger, sleeker sound on “Options.”
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