Music Reviews
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R.E.M. Fables of the Reconstruction [Deluxe Edition]
R.E.M. celebrates the 25th anniversary of their most overlooked record with a newly remastered reissue.
Juan Edgardo RodrÃguez reviews... -
Rob Padgham Stemwinder
Rob Padgham mines his record collection for inspiration, resulting in an album full of exploration.
Andrew Baer likes the music in the northernmost corner of the Northwest... -
Menomena Mines
"Oh, Sea Legs! Please don't fail me now!" — After more than three years, Menomena returns with Mines and the results are worth the wait.
Sean Caldwell still loves this band... -
Black Tusk Taste the Sin
Skynyrd, of all bands, would be proud of this "swamp metal" power trio from Georgia. -
Big Boi Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty
Big Boi's debut album is every bit as good as its title is long.
Andy Pareti reviews... -
M.I.A. /\/\/\Y/\
After seemingly spending most of the first half of 2010 embroiled in controversy, can provocateuse extraordinaire M.I.A. complete the hat-trick of stellar albums with /\/\/\Y/\?
Joe Rivers actually quite enjoyed typing out all those backslashes... -
The Black Keys Brothers
Back to basics for The Black Keys on the (nearly) Danger Mouse-less album, Brothers.
Andy Pareti finally gets to... -
CocoRosie Grey Oceans
Did you know that trance music makes fairies dance?
Sean Caldwell reviews... -
The Love Language Libraries
Raleigh native with an ear for fifties pop extends his bedroom project into an immense wall of sound.
Juan Edgardo RodrÃguez reviews... -
Soundpool Mirrors In Your Eyes
Soundpool makes a shoegaze record for the dance floor. It sounds great, but does the album work as a whole?
Andrew Baer is an awful dancer...
