Caveman: Otero War
Caveman Otero War (Cinematic Music Group) With Otero War, Brooklynâs own Caveman has provided a rock album that is the perfect soundtrack to summer. Lead track âNever Going Backâ has the elements of an earworm: More...
Garbage: Strange Little Birds
Garbage Strange Little Birds (Stunvolume Records) Back when music videos still meant something, Garbage was infinitely cool. With her bright red hair and pale skin, Shirley Manson showed that women could rock More...
Songs from wonder.land (Original Cast Recording)
Songs from wonder.land (Original Cast Recording) Damon Albarn (Parlophone Records) Confession: I am not normally a big fan of musicals, but Iâve been enraptured with Damon Albarnâs creative output since More...
Foy Vance: The Wild Swan
Foy Vance The Wild Swan (Gingerbread Man Records) Foy Vance is the kind of artist who ends his gigs with his fans singing for 10 minutes after heâs left the stage, even if they didnât know the lyrics before More...
The Duke Spirit: KIN
The Duke Spirit KIN (self-released) Itâs been five years since The Duke Spirit released their last album, but one listen to KIN will dispel any notion of the British band struggling to remain relevant. Their More...
James Blake: The Colour in Anything
James Blake The Colour in Anything (Universal Records) Right now, James Blake is a white-hot collaborator, having worked with Beyoncé and Drake recently. His third LP, The Colour in Anything, demonstrates the More...
Elysian Fields: Ghosts of No
Elysian Fields Ghosts of No (Vicious Circle Records/Ojet) Elysian Fieldsâ Jennifer Charles has one of those beautiful voices that, as the saying goes, you could listen to even singing the phone book. She and More...
Cyndi Lauper: Detour
Cyndi Lauper Detour (Rhino Records) You canât fault successful artists for sticking with their genre of choice through the decades, but Cyndi Lauper has never played it safe. For her 11th studio LP, Lauper More...
Cyndi Lauper: Detour
Cyndi Lauper Detour (Rhino Records) You canât fault successful artists for sticking with their genre of choice through the decades, but Cyndi Lauper has never played it safe. For her 11th studio LP, Lauper More...
