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Indigo De Souza  Precipice

All told, Precipice is enjoyably hooky, but taking the edge off of her sound and, ultimately, songs doesn't do their emotional weight any favors, even if - or rather because - it makes them go down easier All Music

Tyler, The Creator  Don't Tap the Glass

The soul-searching of last year’s Chromakopia is expelled – for the most part – by half an hour of early 80s rhythms and slick one-liners with the IDGAF attitude of his early years The Guardian

Indigo De Souza  Precipice

A beast that’s been tamed too much Far Out

Indigo De Souza  Precipice

Indigo De Souza returns with indie blockbuster album Precipice The Skinny

Indigo De Souza  Precipice

Though her songs deliver a sugar rush and some soar like helium balloons, they're anything but insubstantial. Print edition only Uncut

Indigo De Souza  Precipice

The warping of De Souza’s ferocity threads through the beautiful on her fourth album, keeping it from drifting into placidity, stubbornly insisting on weirdness and individuality as a precondition of greatness Paste Magazine

Indigo De Souza  Precipice

She’s brought herself to the very edge creatively, and the resulting album is stunning. She has earned this moment of glorious reflection A.V. Club

Indigo De Souza  Precipice

Precipice is De Souza’s “arrival” album and a singular addition to the contemporary pop canon The Line Of Best Fit

Wet Leg  moisturizer

Call it a concept album or a record with a fixation, but where their debut felt a little more like a grab bag, moisturizer feels more cohesiv Beats Per Minute

Alex G  Headlights

His lyrics bring to life scenes that are specific, relatable, and very often painful Beats Per Minute

Alex G  Headlights

The culmination of fifteen years of exploration, refined DIY

Wet Leg  moisturizer

A wonderfully crafted piece of work that cements the band’s staying power DIY

Barry Can’t Swim  Loner

Sparking emotional response as much as offering dancefloor escapism DIY

Alex G  Headlights

If this isn’t the sound of Alex G’s 10 albums and 15 years’ worth of hard work and impressive refinement coming to fruition, nothing is Spectrum Culture

Clipse  Let God Sort Em Out

While it couldn’t possibly live up to long-gestating expectations, Let God Sort Em Out is a nearly great rap album and certainly not a midlife crisis captured in studio or a late-career cash grab Spectrum Culture