Category: CD Reviews

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Slugger by SAD13

Speedy Ortiz’s Sadie Dupuis solo record is fuzzy, feminist fun. With Slugger, Dupuis moves towards a more pop and electronic influenced sound, but the harder grunge elements of Speedy Ortiz are still present. If...

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American Football by American Football

It’s been 17 years since their last release, and the quintessential starter-emo band American Football have developed a grandiose reputation among emo revivalists following little fanfare after their initial run, just before the turn...

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In the Middle by Mona

Having reached quite heights with their 2011 debut (including multiple accolades from the BBC and MTV), Nashville-based alt-rockers Mona have been relatively mum when it comes to breaking into the paradoxical “indie” mainstream. Their...

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CD Review: Dreamchasers 4 by Meek Mill

Meek Mill turned his Twitter fingers into middle fingers and pointed them straight at the keyboard warriors of the internet after they all claimed he took an “L” in his rap beef against Drake. Dreamchasers...

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CD Review: Joanne by Lady Gaga

To many, the statement “Gaga does country” doesn’t necessarily sound appealing, and in short, it isn’t, however, Joanne, the latest from the contemporary pop idol, does mark a change from the sound of 2013’s...

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1992 by The Game

One of Compton’s finest, The Game continues his story-telling style of rap on this project, discussing the variety of issues in the Los-Angeles county city. From police violence to the tensions between the crips...