alt-J, Relaxer | Album Review ๐ฟ
British indie-rock band alt-J returns with an intriguing, if flawed third studio album, โRelaxer.โ The bandโs eclecticism knows no end on โRelaxer.โ
British indie-rock band alt-J returns with an intriguing, if flawed third studio album, โRelaxer.โ The bandโs eclecticism knows no end on โRelaxer.โ
80s loving, alternative pop band Bleachers returns with its highly anticipated, incredibly intriguing sophomore effort, โGone Now.โ
On its seventh album, โLast Young Renegade,โ All Time Low embraces a newfound maturity. Although grown up, โRenegadeโ remains enjoyable.
Paramore returns with an ambitious, energetic fifth studio album, โAfter Laughter.โ
Alternative virtual band Gorillaz returns with an ambitious and quirky, yet enjoyable fifth studio album, โHumanz.โ โHumanzโ is star-studded
Father John Misty (Josh Tillman) delivers one of the yearโs most demanding, yet well-rounded albums with โPure Comedy.โ
Alternative, Indie-rock darlings Spoon shine on โHot Thoughts,โ successfully tweaking their sound and expanding the horizons.
UK alternative-folk band Patch & The Giant shine on โFlowers,โ the promo single from their debut album, ‘All That We Had, We Stole.’
The xx return with cool, calm, and collected third album, โI See You.โ Chemistry, production, and vocals are major selling points.