Review: Medicine – Home Everywhere

Review: Medicine – Home Everywhere
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Medicine = Del Venicci + Animal Collective + Purling Hiss … read more

Review: Megafortress – Believer
Review: Modern Vices – Modern Vices

Review: Modern Vices – Modern Vices
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Modern Vices = Shannon and the Clams / Twin Peaks + The Orwells  … read more

Review: MGMT – MGMT

Review: MGMT – MGMT
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It’s hard to take music that sounds so wonky seriously, like a few tracks on this record, but when it’s catchy and bizarre, you know there’s some magic in it.  MGMT are clearly having fun with this album and it makes for one of the most interesting releases of the year. … read more

Review: Morgan Delt – Self-titled

Review: Morgan Delt – Self-titled
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Though this album might call to mind Morgan Delt’s contemporaries like Ty Segall and Tim Presley—perhaps even their collaborative effort, Hair—there is something much more methodical taking place on this record. … read more

Review: Marie Davidson – Un Autre Voyage

Review: Marie Davidson – Un Autre Voyage
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Marie Davidson = Beyond the Black Rainbow OST + College / Interacción  … read more

Review: Mac DeMarco – Another One
Review: Marley Carroll – Sings

Review: Marley Carroll – Sings
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It’s similar to the chattering electronica of Caribou, with just a bit more sophistication. If you’ve been waiting for Caribou’s next release, I suggest giving Carrol’s new album a try. … read more

Review: Mark Barrot – Sketches From An Island

Review: Mark Barrot – Sketches From An Island
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If you follow the surfing community, even casually, then you might know the name Ozzie Wright and his colorful piece of art, “Anti Bad Vibe Shield.” Mark Barrot’s new album could be the soundtrack for that piece of art. … read more

Review: Lust For Youth – International

Review: Lust For Youth – International
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Lust For Youth International Sacred Bones Street: 06.10 Lust For Youth = (Cure / New Order) + (Real Lies x Kisses (The Heart Of The Nightlife era) Imagine a place where you can dance, cry and see the ocean all at once; welcome to International. It’s an album that’s never overtly sad or cheery, but