Bill Callahan – My Days Of 58
Bill Callahan’s eighth album under his given name continues a remarkably consistent run that dates back to his Smog days.
Highly Rated
All reviews awarded a score of 7.5 or above.
Mitski – Nothing‘s About to Happen to Me
Fully conscious of her indie stardom, Mitski lets her inner thoughts run free from the perspective of a recluse.
Nothing – A Short History of Decay
With their first new release since 2020, the Philly shoegazers are returning to a scene that has exploded in their absence. But is there still a place for Nothing’s heavy take on the genre?
Hen Ogledd – DISCOMBOBULATED
The eccentric collective from the Old North deliver a charming record of proggy folk with a political edge.
Cardinals – Masquerade
Raw, vital, and expansive, Cork-based quintet Cardinals stir up a distinctly Irish-sounding punk sound.
Mandy, Indiana – URGH
Manchester quartet Mandy, Indiana have undoubtedly made a huge leap on their second album, URGH, but have they lost something in the process?
Ratboys – Singin’ To An Empty Chair
Chicago’s Ratboys strike out on their sixth album, Singin’ To An Empty Chair. It’s an exquisitely produced work that many critics are calling their best work yet—but are they correct?