ARXX: Ride or Die – album of the month
I’ve thrown away several attempts at a review of this sublime album that have started out in a constructive manner,…
Meg Myers: TZIA – album of the month
March’s album of the month is from alternative rock star Meg Myers. Her forthcoming album, TZIA, is out this Friday…
The Franklys: Dogma – album of the month
It must have been difficult for a band comprised of two English and two Swedish women to survive lockdown in…
GLOSSER: DOWNER – album of the month
LOUD WOMEN’s first album of the month for 2023 is GLOSSER’s debut full length album, DOWNER.
A Void: Dissociation – album of the month
The 12 tracks of “Dissociation” offer ample evidence of just how powerful that songwriting is. Taken as a whole, they…
Breakup Haircut: Punk Dancing for Self Defence – Album Of The Month
Punk Dancing is a dream debut for both the band and their ever-growing army of fans. It features 15 cuts,…
theWorst: Yes Regrets – album of the month
Portland, Maine indie-punk/rock trio theWorst is at their best on their recently released sophomore album, Yes Regrets. After playing on…
Fräulein: A Small Taste – EP of the month
A Small Taste might be its title, but what you actually have here is a nutritious and delicious four course…
Peaness: World Full Of Worry – album of the month
World Full Of Worry is a simply beautiful debut LP, filled with frequently downbeat and often flat-out melancholic songs masked…
Wet Leg: album review – album of the month
I was so excited to see the preview stream of Wet Leg’s debut album pop up in my inbox last…