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Amyl & The Sniffers
Amyl & The Sniffers
The Aussie rockers’ unabashed fetishization of 1970s staples like punk, glam, and their country’s sharpie scene only helps fuel the invigorating rush of their music
Pitchfork
Cate Le Bon
Reward
It’s hard to go back and listen to earlier albums after Reward—the enhanced instrumentation and dreamy songwriting make this the singer’s strongest album yet
Rolling Stone
Mavis Staples
We Get By
We Get By, for the first time in the current Staples era, plays as a bit of a mixed bag
Spectrum Culture
Cate Le Bon
Reward
A Reward, both in name and execution
The 405
Injury Reserve
Injury Reserve
Stepa J. Groggs and Ritchie with a T are solid, if not remarkable, rappers. And that's fine. What sets them apart is that they feel like real dudes
Exclaim
Flying Lotus
Flamagra
Everything about this record begs repeating, but this is only solidified by what FlyLo told us in a recent interview. According to him, the last track, "Hot Oct,." bleeds back into the beginning of the album, creating a perfect circle. This is truly built to loop
Exclaim
Cate Le Bon
Reward
The album is spacious and remarkably constructed, with hidden compartments built for secret sounds that seem to unlock with repeated listenings. Easily Le Bon's most involved, risky, and satisfying material up until this point
All Music
Morrissey
California Son
He's sounding a bit like a curmudgeon, but he embraces his eccentricities, which means this contrarianism wears well on record, even if it doesn't in real life
All Music
Mavis Staples
We Get By
Whether the songs are designed to motivate, mourn, or comfort, they're all sustenance. The everlasting potency of Staples' voice is a marvel
All Music
Amyl & The Sniffers
Amyl & The Sniffers
A promising opening salvo from a young band who match a rabid hunger with the chops to back it up
All Music
Morrissey
California Son
Those who can’t or won’t separate the songs from the performer can’t and shouldn’t be blamed for finding something else with which to stimulate their eardrums—nor could they be blamed for wishing that Morrissey had simply disappeared from public view before entering his foot-in-mouth period
A.V. Club
Morrissey
California Son
Clumsy covers with a troll-like spirit
The Guardian
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