PinnedPublished inThe RiffDeath From Above 1979 IS 4 Lovers.Highlighting their latest album, a gritty, high-quality blend of influences old and new.Mar 30, 20211Mar 30, 20211
PinnedPublished inThe RiffJoin the National Trust!Spend a hazy day on the English Coastline with Blanketman’s debut EPMar 23, 2021Mar 23, 2021
PinnedPublished inThe RiffSo.Incredible.pkg!How Denzel Curry and Kenny Beats don’t miss, not once, at all, not ever.Mar 9, 20211Mar 9, 20211
PinnedPublished inThe RiffDial in to Chloe HotlineDiscussing the Cincinnati-based superstar’s debut, +NSTYNCT.Mar 1, 2021Mar 1, 2021
PinnedPublished inThe RiffGrit, Grime and IntrospectionUnpacking slowthai’s sophomore album, TYRON.Feb 22, 20212Feb 22, 20212
Published inThe RiffSoundtracking Submarine: A coming-of-age classic.Why Alex Turner’s Submarine EP remains one of my favourite releases of all time.Mar 16, 20213Mar 16, 20213
Published inThe RiffA Snapshot Of Modernity, Paranoia, & Chaos.Reviewing Black Country, New Road’s widely anticipated and eclectic debut: For the first time.Feb 16, 20211Feb 16, 20211
Album of the Week #5: Sidi Bou Said — BodiesThis is another release that comes recommended to me from a friend and is much older compared to some of the new material I’ve been…Feb 9, 2021Feb 9, 2021
Album of the Week #4: Robohands — Shapes.When my friend Ryan asked me to review this album I was intrigued. I haven’t listened to much ambient or jazz music in years, much less…Feb 1, 2021Feb 1, 2021
Album of the Week #3: Quinton Barnes — As a MotherfuckerA freeing mix of ethereal electronica, experimental R&B, pop and hip-hop, Quinton Barnes’ latest album As a Motherfucker has already made…Jan 25, 2021Jan 25, 2021
