Category: Reviews

“Afters” have been an elusive topic of discussion this year across Substack and in queer media, a demographic ever-attached toContinue Reading

There are some albums that make you want to sit quietly with headphones on and really study them. Then thereContinue Reading

There’s something especially satisfying about watching an artist evolve in real time. Ray Bull has been quietly building one ofContinue Reading

Kacey Musgraves has always had a gift for making country music feel both timeless and sharply personal, and at thisContinue Reading

I love a movie musical. But when music is written specifically for a film, it can really go one ofContinue Reading

Jesse Ware is no stranger to the sensual and sophisticated. Her music has consistently nailed the tone of “horny inContinue Reading

There is something so enjoyable about an artist that is still able to make you feel all the feels aboutContinue Reading

Royel Otis built their name on a kind of effortless cool that just felt natural, the kind that doesn’t announceContinue Reading

Since 2008’s “Dream On – New Version No Silence,” Robyn’s inclusivity and hope have been boundless. The four singles fromContinue Reading

My favorite kind of pop star is the one who wears their influences on their sleeve so boldly that itContinue Reading