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Blondshell  If You Asked for a Picture

Despite the turbulent emotions of the lyrics, Teitelbaum keeps her sound tight and focused - giving the album enormous impact. Print edition only Record Collector

Blondshell  If You Asked for a Picture

Blondshell’s new LP is beautifully produced and clouds the issue of feeling like a throwback to a bygone era, rather than a call for a new generation of songwriters PopMatters

Blondshell  If You Asked for a Picture

An album highlight among a consistently chagrined and catchy set, the driving "23's a Baby" wonders why society considers those in their early twenties to be adults All Music

Blondshell  If You Asked for a Picture

Effortless continuations of an untidy heart Far Out

Model/Actriz  Pirouette

Like the dance move it’s named for, ‘Pirouette’ is all about momentum and precision, about spinning fast enough to blur the lines between genres while remaining perfectly, impossibly balanced Dork

Blondshell  If You Asked for a Picture

She’s a singer-songwriter powerhouse in the making Dork

Blondshell  If You Asked for a Picture

Confirms Blondshell as one of this era’s most compelling rock voices Northern Transmissions

Blondshell  If You Asked for a Picture

Sabrina Teitelbaum turns rough memories into pretty songs with a bite on her second album Rolling Stone

Car Seat Headrest  The Scholars

After their divisive 2020 LP Making a Door Less Open, the Seattle band returns with their best new album in almost a decade Paste Magazine

Tennis  Face Down In The Garden

The indie-pop duo caps its career with a sumptuously produced, exceedingly pleasant album that coasts on vibe Pitchfork

Tennis  Face Down In The Garden

If Tennis meant for Face Down in the Garden to be some unifying end statement about their time as a band, it’s hard to hear it—their last album shuffles out in the same fashion that their first wandered in Spectrum Culture

Tennis  Face Down In The Garden

The indie-pop duo caps its career with a sumptuously produced, exceedingly pleasant album that coasts on vibe Far Out

Tennis  Face Down In The Garden

The niche but beloved indie-rock couple/duo close out their 15-year career with a melancholic, introspective album, finding peace in finality following a fraught professional period for the two Paste Magazine

Tennis  Face Down In The Garden

Face Down in the Garden distills everything they’ve learned into a final, subdued statement. This isn’t a grandiose exit. Just one last exhale. A subtle nod. Then silence Northern Transmissions

Tennis  Face Down In The Garden

Tennis have always sought to establish a vibe with their music, something both painfully intimate and dreamily nostalgic. On Face Down in the Garden, they have reached peak vibe and if it is their last album as they have said, they exit at the top of their very specific, very Tennis game All Music