“Secondhand Rapture” by MS MR
While their finger-pointing is not nearly as poetically snide as say Alanis Morissette, their bitterness is intriguingly inviting.
While their finger-pointing is not nearly as poetically snide as say Alanis Morissette, their bitterness is intriguingly inviting.
If you happen to catch Vetiver and Howlin’ Rain at a show together, you have a 50/50 chance of taking a nap and/or enjoying a face melt.
After three years, Passion Pit is back with the radiant and intimate Gossamer.
The Temper Trap has definitely set themselves up for the world stage, lose yourself in Dougy’s angelic vocals.
As the release of their new album, Gossamer, approaches, Passion Pit is heading out on tour this spring and having a festival-filled summer.
Well worth the wait, Something is the album that grew up to be the shiny, smart electropop we knew Chairlift was capable of.
Considering Band of Horses used to be so sure of itself and its sound, it’s hard not to think of “Infinite Arms” as a surprising and largely disappointing sign of an identity crisis.
The guts of “Music for Men” are all at once blustery, electrifying, and satisfying. As usual, Gossip outlive their expectations and have climbed to an even higher plane than before.