Elseebub: Counting Blessings — Single Review
Swedish indie pop artist, Elseebub, comes out with a new, inspiring track about pushing through obstacles.
Tag: Pop Music
Weezer: OK Human (2021) — Album Review
Weezer’s “surprise” record is gorgeous, new, and surprisingly good.
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!
Rapid-fire Reviews: 2020 Pt. 2
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.
Rapid-fire Reviews: 2020 Pt. 1
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.
100 Must-listen-to Albums
In honor of my 100th blog post, here are 100 albums everyone should listen to!
Julia Bhatt: Bird Girl (2020) — Single Review
Young indie artist, Julia Bhatt is ready to turn heads with her comfortable-yet-danceable single, “Birdgirl.”
Poppy: I Disagree (more) (2020) – Bonus Tracks Review
Poppy’s album, I Disagree, is still one of my favorites of the year. How do the extra four tracks compare to the original release?
Cloud Nothings: The Black Hole Understands (2020) – Album Review
Cloud Nothing entered the 2010s as one of the more unique and experimental indie rock bands. Are they as inventive ten years later?
The Black Eyed Peas: Translation (2020) – Album Review
The Black Eyed Peas come out of nowhere with their second release since 2010. How does this differ from their 2018 record, and how good is it?
Home State: Call Me / Leave Me (2020) – Single Review
The New York-based rock trio delve more into their electronic side on their newest single, “Call Me / Leave Me.”
Hunting It Down 