Flo Gallop: 21 — Single Review
New UK-based pop star Flo Gallop just released her debut single, “21,” and it’s chock-full of personality, youthfulness, and fun.
Tag: New Music
Elseebub: Counting Blessings — Single Review
Swedish indie pop artist, Elseebub, comes out with a new, inspiring track about pushing through obstacles.
Weezer: OK Human (2021) — Album Review
Weezer’s “surprise” record is gorgeous, new, and surprisingly good.
A Reorganization of Theneedledrop’s Top 50: 2020 Edition
Famous music reviewer Anthony Fantano, A.K.A theneedledrop, released his top albums of the year list. And I’m going to reorder it according to my opinion, as I did the past two years.
Fast Color: Love’s Got Me Boppin’ — Single Review
Three-piece rock group Fast Color transport us back to the old days of rock and roll with their new, debut single.
Tommy Newport: Yellow Lines — Single Review
Tommy Newport’s new single, “Yellow Line” is a quick and fun dance track with trippy guitars and a funky bass line that will get stuck in your head for days.
Interview: Practice
Solo indie electro pop project, Practice, is gearing up to release his first record, “Not a Game,” on February 19th. We discuss the journey to its release and his experience becoming a solo artist in this brief interview!
Playboi Carti: Whole Lotta Red (2020) — Album Review
After the legendary “Die Lit” (2018), Playboi Carti returns in pretty disappointing fashion, no matter how many highlights are on this long-winded record.
Interview: Racquel Jones
Rising hip-hop star, Racquel Jones discusses her artistic influences and approach to her new record, IgnoRANT, coming soon!
SLUGS: Super Sane (2020) — Single Review
SLUGS are a four-person alternative and indie rock group based out of Los Angeles whose recent single, “Super Sane,” approaches with a subtle intensity akin to many other genre stars … Continue reading SLUGS: Super Sane (2020) — Single Review
The Trusted: Criminals (2020) — Single Review
British indie pop and indie rock project, The Trusted, come with a new single, “Criminals,” which is a hypnotic and emotive anthem resembling artists like the 1975.
Rapid-fire Reviews: 2020 Pt. 3
In the chaos of this year, I’ve missed a lot of the great releases I was looking forward to, or maybe reviewed them on another site. This is my chance to give condensed reviews of all the records from this year.
