Preview & download it
Ben Kweller: Go Fly A Kite
Latest Reviews
Blitzen Trapper
VII
VII gives you no indication that it was created after 1975
Under The Radar
Mutual Benefit
Love’s Crushing Diamond
It's fine music to nest in
Rolling Stone
Machinedrum
Vapor City
Where 2011's Room(s) messed with hyper, drum-machined-driven Chicago footwork, here the rhythms veer toward rolling drum and bass breaks, and the mood is a lot more relaxed
Rolling Stone
Childish Gambino
because the internet
When the parts here come together you can catch a glimpse of Glover’s ambitious plan fully realized, but these moments run scarce the further into the project you trudge
Pitchfork
7 Days Of Funk
7 Days Of Funk
Don't call it a comeback, call it lark, and a funky, welcome one at that
All Music
7 Days Of Funk
7 Days Of Funk
A solid record that does exactly what you'd hope it does, nothing you think it shouldn't, and not quite enough to make you feel like they've explored every idea they could
Pitchfork
7 Days Of Funk
7 Days Of Funk
While Snoop's voice is an easy match for the sound – both are low-key but hard-hitting – most of the tracks don't quite cohere
Rolling Stone
7 Days Of Funk
7 Days Of Funk
This might not keep Snoop from funking every cringe-worthy studio collaborator in sight, but it does prove that he can jump back on the Mothership anytime he feels like it
Spin
7 Days Of Funk
7 Days Of Funk
It's a welcome sign of life from an MC who many assumed to be over the hill, and where it fails, it fails on its own terms—and that's a kind of success in itself
Slant Magazine
Childish Gambino
because the internet
Where his debut was crude, cartoonish and silly, this effort is faux-reflective, misguided and ultimately collapses under the weight of a concept that’s almost impossible to make sense of
The Line Of Best Fit
British Sea Power
From the Sea to the Land Beyond
A potent and poetic exploration of our own human mortality in contrast with the unyielding permanence of nature and the sea
The Quietus
Wooden Shjips
Back To Land
Won’t immediately blow you away, but that warm, overdriven sound makes the latest LP from this San Francisco quartet another compelling one
Clash
More reviews