Dean Wareham – ‘That’s The Price of Loving Me’ album review: mournful dream-pop for the modern age
A new solo album.
Album Reviews Archives: 03/2025
Eiko Ishibashi – ‘Antigone’ album review: flashes of stirring beauty amid its ambient greyscale
“…shades start to mush amid a narrow palette of sounds”.
Ruby Gill – ‘Some Kind of Control’ album review: all we are is the beauty that remains
A gorgeous sophomore record.
Spelling – ‘Portrait Of My Heart’ album review: over-polished nothingness
Lacking exactly what makes art compelling.
Japanese Breakfast – ‘For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women)’ album review: an anguished indie folk gem
Michelle Zauner continues to grow.
Lola Kirke – ‘Trailerblazer’ album review: liberated and poignantly personal
Fun and full of feeling.
Dutch Interior – ‘Moneyball’ album review: euphoria in the unknown
If it feels real then it must be.
The Horrors – ‘Night Life’ album review: Water that traps you, a musical apocalypse
Wonderfully chaotic.