Lorde’s 2025 album Virgin works best when its jagged synths, blunt writing, and pop hooks all pull in the same direction. It’s a strong, uneasy record that doesn’t always land...
Saint Marie |
Toadies return in 2026 with a stripped-down, guitar-first record that leans on directness, sharp hooks, and the band’s old muscle without turning into a nostalgia trip.
Saint Marie |
Gorillaz return in 2026 with a 15-track record shaped by Indian musical influence, grief, and heavy collaboration. The Mountain is richly built and often striking, even when a few songs...
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Johnny Blue Skies makes a loud, filthy, politically charged left turn on Mutiny After Midnight, but the real story is how tightly the grooves hold together.
Saint Marie |
Glare’s Sunset Funeral works because its hazy shoegaze pull keeps running into harder riffs, tighter percussion, and flashes of alt-metal and hardcore weight.
Saint Marie |
Bully arrives in 2026 framed like a reset for Ye, and there are real signs of tighter focus. But cleaner production and a few strong tracks can’t hide an album...
Saint Marie |
Whether you're lost in nostalgia for the band’s heyday or curious about what they’re offering now, Songs of a Lost World is well worth the listen.
Wyatt Parkins |
"Listening to Tragic Magic is like opening a time capsule from my late teens."
Wyatt Parkins |
"thick fuzz driven guitars and catchy melodies that stick with you long after the music stops playing"
Wyatt Parkins |
