Wallows have got the indie-rock game locked down. But their new album, Tell Me When It’s Over, explores experimentation one only hopes they dived into further.
Featured
‘Wet Leg’ review: Wet Leg debut their slacker style and dry-wit humor
Wet Leg already has a significant amount of hype riding on their debut self-titled album.…
‘Broken Hearts Club’ review: Syd’s latest turns her heartache into liberation
California native and singer-songwriter, Syd returns with her sophomore project, Broken Hearts Club. Widely known…
‘Forever’ review: the return of Phife Dawg is an honorable and memorable salute
Posthumous albums are already a tall order to manufacture, ensuring that the artist’s history, distinct…
‘Sonic the Hedgehog 2’ review: Fast, furry, and familiar
There comes a time when a movie—nay, an event—so monumental, so historical comes to change…
The 25 most thrilling anime fight scenes to watch after part 2 of Attack on Titan’s final season
There’s plenty to say about the series of Attack on Titan as a whole but…
‘Unlimited Love’ review: Red Hot Chili Peppers work out the kinks with John Frusciante
Reunions are tricky. No matter how much someone prepares to see someone else they haven’t…
