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Walk the Moon, What If Nothing | Album Review ๐ฟ
Ohio alternative band Walk the Moon returns in top-notch form on their highly-anticipated third studio album, โWhat If Nothing.โ
Ohio alternative band Walk the Moon returns in top-notch form on their highly-anticipated third studio album, โWhat If Nothing.โ
Weezer, led by the ever-hip Rivers Cuomo, returns with their 11th studio album, โPacific Daydream.โ โPacific Daydreamโ marks their fourth album since 2010.
Grammy-winning, alt-pop darling St. Vincent returns with an intriguing, well-rounded album with โMasseduction.โ
Alternative hipster Beck returns with โColors,โ an effort that ends up being the opposite of his previous album, โMorning Phase.โ
The Killers make a โwonderful, wonderfulโ comeback after a five-year hiatus with its fifth studio album, WONDERFUL WONDERFUL.
The five-track Hard (EP) marks a positive step forward for California alternative band, The Neighbourhood, led by Jesse Rutherford.
Indie rock band Fleet Foxes return with a demanding, yet rewarding comeback album, โCrack-Up,โ following a six-year hiatus.
Although itโs always a beautiful effort, Paracosm, the 2013 sophomore album from Washed Out (Ernest Greene), is a wee bit too chill and mellow at times.
Bon Iver, led by Justin Vernon, delivers an ambitious, compelling, and enigmatic third studio effort with 22, A Million.
17-year old British musician Declan McKenna proves to be an incredibly gifted singer/songwriter on his mature, debut EP, LIAR.
Panic! At the Disco excel on their 5th studio LP, Death of a Bachelor, delivering a multitude of eccentric, entertaining & thrilling moments.
Regardless whether Michigan-bred, Cali-based BรRNS breaks through or doesnโt, his major label debut, ‘Dopamine’, is worth checking out.