Here we go again. As soon as you finish your top 10 list, someone comes along to fuck it up. This year it’s Blood Incantation’s turn. Continue reading
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The Hard Quartet – The Hard Quartet
Indie rock royalty…, assemble!! Supergroup The Hard Quartet’s debut offers jams you didn’t know you needed. Continue reading
Baby Rose & BADBADNOTGOOD – Slow Burn
It is still summer, so why not make some hay while the sun shines Baby Rose and Badbadnotgood must have thought. Continue reading
Arooj Aftab – Night Reign
Arooj Aftab proves that jazz isn’t an art form trapped in a dusty history book. Instead, if it’s up to her, that same sort of book serves as a spellbinding manner to fuse heritage and music. Continue reading
Wayfarer – American Gothic
Round up the horses and saddle up! Wayfarer is back for more tales from the old American West. Continue reading
Yo La Tengo – This Stupid World

Many people have the opinion that standing still is like going backwards. Maybe they are right but if it’s up to Hoboken finest standing still doesn’t necessarily lead to something negative.
Carlton Melton – Resemble Ensemble
January, oh January. What a lovely month. For connoisseurs that is. Could the latest Carlton Melton serve as an ideal soundtrack to the winter blues? Let’s dig in. Continue reading
Kevin Morby – This Is A Photograph
According to writer Eudora Welty “A good snapshot keeps a moment that s gone from running away”. Kevin Morby couldn’t agree more, so he wrote an whole album about it. Continue reading
Amen Dunes – Love
What would you do if you were a singer-songwriter and your first album under your own name was marked by the media as one of the worst album’s of the year? Well, I know what I would do: I would flee my home town and get a job as a carpenter somewhere far away and maybe, just maybe I’d go back after while, hoping everyone forgot about my failure. I sure as hell wouldn’t dare the pick up my guitar in the years following. But hey, that’s me and my story is fictional. Continue reading
Angel Olsen – Burn Your Fire For No Witness
Once in a while I try to listen through the proceedings of everyday hoping to discovering some new music. Alas, the daily bustle heavily distorts such a process so I’ve come to accept that discovering new music for me is all about trusting my subconscious to preselect the average from the great, simply by neglecting what’s playing at the background. About a week ago, after an unknown number of background plays of Burn Your Fire For No Witness, my subconscious finally shook me up, telling me it was time for a proper listen to Angel Olsen. And then it hit me: Olsen’s second full release is probably my first true highlight of the year. Continue reading