Music
Review: Halsey — The Great Impersonator
As stated before, The Great Impersonator actually sounds not that bad—it just aesthetically doesn’t exist. … read more
Review: Tyler, the Creator — CHROMAKOPIA
CHROMAKOPIA was a good listen but die-hard Tyler suckers will probably want me dead as I find the whole album just a “good” listen. … read more
Review: Action Bronson – JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACHLAVA THE DOCTOR
Action Bronson’s JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACHLAVA THE DOCTOR was a fun listen every time I pressed repeat, but “fun” doesn’t mean “groundbreaking.” … read more
Review: Chat Pile – Cool World
Chat Pile has an honest nihilism on Cool World regarding the bleakness of our reality resonates with the disillusioned and enraged. … read more
Review: The Smile – Cutouts
In reality, I can’t help but recommend this album. If you’re a long-time fan, you know what to expect and are at a point where Yorke can do no wrong. … read more
Review: The Voidz – Like All Before You
Like All Before You is inevitably a harmless project of an aging rock-star, one who is quickly overstaying his welcome. … read more
Review: Nilüfer Yanya – My Method Actor
Nilüfer Yanya’s My Method Actor is beautiful, crushing, complicateding and effervescent all at the same time. Yanya takes on all these disguises brilliantly. … read more
Review: The Dare – What’s Wrong With New York?
As The Dare iconically put it, “What’s a blogger to a rocker”? What’s a SLUG Contributing Writer to The Dare? … read more
Linkin Park’s “The Emptiness Machine” Is Far From Empty
he Linkin Park brass and Armstrong knew they would have to deal with the controversy, and I think they’re going about it fine. … read more
Review: MJ Lenderman – Manning Fireworks
Manning Fireworks is a stained-glass window made of crushed beer bottles to commemorate those who were abandoned by the world. … read more
Review: Sabrina Carpenter – Short N’ Sweet
Sabrina Carpenter on her album Short n’ Sweet is just fun, upbeat, and makes something you immediately grasp and return to again and again. … read more
Review: Magdalena Bay – Imaginal Disk
A project of the Los Angeles-based duo, Imaginal Disk is sophomore album of Magdalena Bay —and in it, they’re hitting their stride. … read more
