The London Suede, Antidepressants Review by Rudy Palma Antidepressants, The London Suede’s eleventh studio album, is an album built on forms of raw threads, loose stitches, and exposed lining. The eleven tracks are an emotionally volatile work built on resistance Read more
YUNGBLUD, Idols Review by Rudy Palma There’s a quiet growth at the heart of Idols, YUNGBLUD’s latest and most vocally accomplished album to date. Long celebrated (and sometimes derided) for his explosive energy and chaotic edge, YUNGBLUD now offers something Read more
Lilith Czar, POPSICLE Review by Rudy Palma Lilith Czar’s single, “POPSICLE,” erupts to a declaration of independence with its raw passion and sonic styles delivered with authenticity. Marking her first independent release, “POPSICLE” encapsulates a career-long battle against external expectations, Read more
Killswitch Engage, This Consequence Review By Rudy Palma Imagine a sudden thunderclap; the sky lights up with aggression and melody in a single flash. That’s the feeling radiating from This Consequence, a record that reinvigorates Killswitch Engage’s signature brand of Read more
total tommy, bruises Review by Rudy Palma In her debut album, bruises, total tommy—a.k.a. Jess Holt—delivers a vocal performance as compelling as it is vulnerable. Holt’s voice emerges as the driving force behind the raw and expressive nature of the Read more
The Cure, Songs of a Lost World Review by Rudy Palma The Cure’s latest album, Songs of a Lost World, channels the haunting spirit of the band’s prime while exploring profound themes of loss, mortality, and the passage of time. Read more
Shallow Side, Reflections Review by Rudy Palma Shallow Side’s latest album, Reflections, reflects the band’s growth and showcases Eric Boatright’s exceptional vocal ability. Boatright’s vocal delivery is the linchpin of this album, providing a powerful emotional connection to the lyrics Read more
Kings of Leon, Can We Please Have Fun Review by Rudy Palma Kings of Leon have always been a band that wears its heart on its sleeve, with a sound that straddles the line between Southern rock authenticity and arena-filling Read more
Elbow, Audio Vertigo Review by Constance Tucker Elbow’s latest musical voyage, Audio Vertigo, marking their tenth studio effort, captures the essence of Elbow’s evolution, a journey that began in the hallowed halls of Migration Studios in Gloucestershire, continued through The Dairy Read more
Cassidy Paris, New Sensation Review by Rudy Palma Cassidy Paris emerges with her debut album, New Sensation, to present a world of Hard Rock music, where the echoes of classic hard rock merge with contemporary influences. At the youthful age of Read more
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