It feels like with each release Fromm is continually exploring new ground. She lives in varying degrees of indie pop and folk, but on ‘Reve‘, she goes even further to …
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I’ve known Microdot more through his guest spots on other hip-hop artists’ songs, but I spent some time with his 2016 EP ‘+64‘ and I don’t know why he’s not …
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The first time I listened to The Black Skirts was all the way back in 2012, when I encountered the magic of ‘201‘. ‘201’ was an album with character and …
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Lee Yong Won definitely has an established style. Whether you consider it rock or punk rock, his love of distorted guitar, fast tempos, and melodic vocals continues on ‘No God’. …
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When Love X Stereo announced their Patreon to release 37 songs in a year, I was surprised due to the sheer scope of the undertaking. If you support the band …
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It’s been a long time since 57’s self-titled EP, and ‘Making Fire‘ essentially feels like a preview of what their next release with be. The starting track, “Cave Man,” is …
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10 songs, 13 minutes. That is what The Kitsches give with their self-titled full-length album, and it’s perfect because of that. One major improvement is the recording, which can separate …
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It was a music video that brought Soma to my attention. I believe it was first the visuals, then the vocals. At the time I was listening to a lot …
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With their previous two releases, National Pigeon Unity proved themselves to be a duo who could harness raw energy and melodicism in equal parts. ‘Hero,’ an album rooted in hardcore …
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My Golden Age’s ‘Fly Away‘ is primarily two things: melodic and energetic. The band describes themselves as rock, and that is the foundation of the music, but My Golden Age …
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Asian Junkie Asian pop. Without discretion.