By Martha Kowalski After many years it brings me great joy to finally say the words: Lauv has released a debut studio album. Since 2015, singer-songwriter Ari Staprans Leff – professionally known as Lauv – has produced dozens of songs … Read More >
By Jordan Jerabek Originally seen in Heavy Blog Is Heavy For many (including yours truly), Eye Flys’ fine 2019 debut EP Context completely flew under the radar. But with a … Read More >
by Shelby Len Brooklyn rapper Princess Nokia is no stranger to pushing the envelope of genre convention. She has a way of shapeshifting effortlessly between completely contradictory aesthetics, from her ethereal and futuristic 2014 mixtape Metallic Butterfly, to her … Read More >
by Jack Karnes The 2010s were a wild decade. We had an angry, divisive president looming in the White House, we realized our world is burning, we gave many people the civil rights they always deserved and finally noticed the … Read More >
by Ayden Schultz Towards the end of last year, a favorite artist of mine, the critically acclaimed Beck, released his 14th studio album, Hyperspace. Is Hyperspace good? No. Is it overproduced, uninspired, soulless and completely disappointing garbage? Most certainly. I … Read More >
by Sean Horvath Music has a tendency to focus on emotional extremes. Anything from triumphant joy to crushing heartbreak can be used as fuel in crafting a new hit album or single, and why shouldn’t it be? These are the … Read More >
by Matt Jarosinski With their fourth album, Union Suit XL, New Haven Connecticut’s Them Airs delivers an eclectic and adventurous love letter to abnormal post-punk of both present and the days of yore. Before I go any further … Read More >
JOAN OF ARC, Tim Melina Theo Bobby
KARAOKE, Blood, Piss, Religion, Pain
WILSON'S PROM, Wilson's Prom
JASPER LOTTI, Kiss Tha Future
THE SMASHING PUMPKINS, CYR