Music Reviews

It took a while for Alvvays to win me over. I was initially charmed by their debut album’s catchy singles “Archie, Marry Me” and the sleeper hit “Party Police,” but […]

“Gami Gang rise!” With this rallying cry, fans of the Washington, D.C.-based emo duo Origami Angel are gearing up for the release of their highly anticipated album, *Feeling Not Found*.

Foo Fighters were never, ever going to break up. Dave Grohl is a rock ‘n’ roll lifer and a perpetual motion machine; it’s nearly impossible to imagine him ending the

At this point in Paramore’s two-decade career, the beloved pop-punk/emo band has far surpassed their early expectations of fame. They have influenced a new generation of artists, from Soccer Mommy

Wilco has delved into country music before. A quarter-century ago, Jeff Tweedy, alongside bassist John Stirratt and a different lineup, released *Being There*, a double album that firmly established his

Later this summer, the Atlanta-based emo band Worlds Greatest Dad is set to release their sophomore album, ‘Better Luck Next Time’. Following their well-received 2018 debut, ‘Get Well Soon’, the

Fontaines D.C.’s new album begins with a quote from a gravestone sung by what sounds like a choir of ghosts. “In ár gCroíthe go deo” — which translates to “In

Slack Key ‘Ohana, the award-winning band known for their unique fusion of Hawaiian and Americana music, has released their third album, *Hawaiian Cowboy*. This vibrant collection celebrates the rich cultural

“Every time I go in, I’m trying to do something I haven’t done before,” Jack White recently explained. “And it’s not like something that other people have never done before.

It’s the moment many of us have been eagerly anticipating — particularly those still invested in the Red Hot Chili Peppers in 2022. *Unlimited Love*, the first album RHCP have