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PUP
Who Will Look After The Dogs?
This is an album that really hurts – but it’s also a defiant declaration that pain doesn’t last forever, even if it sometimes feels like it might
Kerrang!
Lucius
Lucius
A darn good album of wonderfully constructed and deeply confessional songs
Northern Transmissions
Lucius
Lucius
Anchored by Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig, the music on the band’s latest effort recaptures the tightly focused, intensely collaborative energy of four people who are locked into each other’s creative capabilities
Paste Magazine
William Tyler
Time Indefinite
The newest album from the Nashville guitarist forgoes the restless psychedelia of his previous effort, collaging the purposeless play of Cage and finger-picking of Fahey into a flavor unbound to just one page of the American folk songbook
Paste Magazine
Blondshell
If You Asked for a Picture
The album is full of sonically gentle but emotionally cutting indie rock à la Phoebe Bridgers, Samia and Indigo De Souza, while also referencing the classic alternative rock of the '90s and early 2000s
Exclaim
Arcade Fire
Pink Elephant
Arcade Fire used to burn bright, but a fire can’t survive when all the oxygen has been sucked out of the room
Sputnik Music (staff)
PUP
Who Will Look After The Dogs?
Who Will Look After the Dogs? is a long way from a perfect record, but this is no obstacle to respecting it on its own terms
Sputnik Music (staff)
Blondshell
If You Asked for a Picture
If You Asked for a Picture is the type of second album that doubles down on what makes an artist work, rather than attempt reinvention
Spectrum Culture
PUP
Who Will Look After The Dogs?
On their fifth album, the grandeur, pseudo-concept and meta elements of Toronto-punks PUP’s last album are mostly gone—however, self-excoriation, a big sound and a willingness to change things up have always been part of the PUP experience
Spectrum Culture
Car Seat Headrest
The Scholars
If The Scholars falls short of greatness, it does so swinging for the fences
Spectrum Culture
Arcade Fire
Pink Elephant
It balances huge arena heft, synth throb and an ear-pleasingly smeary murk
The Arts Desk
Djo
The Crux
For the most part, the album is a well pruned garden of musical history centered around Djo’s charming storytelling and personality
Under The Radar
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