Album of the Week: Carly Simon – Comes In Waves
Some records arrive; this one surfaces. Comes In Waves, released on the 14th of August through Iris Records, is Carly Simon’s […]
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Album of the Week: ROLE MODEL — Chuck Timely & The Hourglass
This week’s Album of the Week belongs to ROLE MODEL, the Maine-born songwriter Tucker Pillsbury, whose third full-length Chuck Timely &
Album of the Week: Gin Wigmore – Beautiful Mess
Our Album of the Week is from Kiwi music icon Gin Wigmore. Known for her unmistakable, smoky vocals and fierce
Album of the Week: The Temper Trap – Sungazer
After a quiet eight-year hiatus following 2016’s Thick as Thieves, Australian indie-rock royalty The Temper Trap have made a triumphant,
Album of the Week: American Aquarium – New Ways To Lose
Two decades into their fiercely independent journey, Raleigh, North Carolina’s finest roots-rockers are back. American Aquarium has officially dropped their
Album of the Week: The Veils – Fragile World
For over two decades, The Veils have occupied a singular corner of alternative music — a band forged in literary
Album of the Week: Olivia Rodrigo – you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love
If there’s one thing Olivia Rodrigo has mastered, it’s the art of growing up in public without losing her edge.
Album of the Week: Freya Ridings – Mother of Pearl
UK singer-songwriter and pianist Freya Ridings took on Paul McCartney when she released her third studio on the same week
Album of the Week: Paul McCartney – The Boys of Dungeon Lane
It’s pretty wonderful in the year 2026 to be adding another Paul McCartney album as our Album of the Week.
Album of the Week: Bleachers – everyone for ten minutes
Bleachers are back with more Jersey rock. Jack Antonoff’s project lets him let off steam in Springsteen-esque tracks designed for
