PB and J’s new album, Living Thing, is a nice twist on the poppy formula of their first. Yes, the hooks are still there, but so is a newfound experimentalism. Read my review here.
Published Work
Speck Mountain – Some Sweet Relief
Like Mazzy Star? Like shoegaze? Not much to say about this one…. so read about it here.
Glaciers of Ice – March Edition
My monthly hip-hop column for Lost at Sea is running today. Check it out here, and find out what’s up with B-Real, Bru Lei, DOOM, and more.
From Monument to Masses – Little Known Frequencies
Wavves – Wavves (Fat Possum)
Grandmaster Flash – The Bridge
Grandmaster Flash is back with his first studio album in a long time, The Bridge (Strut Records). Full of guest MC’s, domestic and international, it’s a worthy effort (despite what some other reviews are saying…) Read my take here.
Odd Nosdam – T.I.M.E. Soundtrack
Any Anticon fans in the house? Over there, in the back? Odd Nosdam’s got a new album coming out this March, a soundtrack for an Element Skateboards film. Read my review here.
Listen: Fly Mode
Bibio – Vignetting the Compost
Bibio’s latest, Vignetting the Compost (Mush), is out now. His mix of electronic and field recordings is similar to Boards of Canada, but he leaves the beats behind. Read my review here.
Mr. Oizo – Lambs Anger
Mr. Oizo’s latest, Lambs Anger (Ed Banger), does justice to Justice. Hardcore, fun, wicked techno, anyone? Yes, please. Read my review here.
M. Ward – Hold Time
I recently interviewed M. Ward for a story for Spinner.com. Read it here. He wouldn’t give up much about the progress of the forthcoming She & Him record, but it’s a bit early for that.
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