Megadeth
Megadeth
Whether a mature gesture of goodwill towards Mustaine's longtime rivals or just a savvy marketing move, many of us will no doubt be skipping straight to this, battle vests well-stocked with tissues
Exclaim
Megadeth
Megadeth
Dave Mustaine and co. remind us of their legacy, yet it’s the rarely seen moments of tenderness that truly stand out
NME
Megadeth
Megadeth
After four decades in the business, the beginning of the end is (nearly) nigh for the thrash pioneers
musicOMH
Lucinda Williams
World's Gone Wrong
While burning with barely suppressed anger, her 16th album shows that, even in the darkest of times, there’s hope to be found
musicOMH
Lucinda Williams
World's Gone Wrong
World's Gone Wrong, while plenty angry, turns out to be less a protest album and more a mix of reportage and a call for resilience, all written in a style that allows it to be a timeless piece of resistance, born from its moment but not beholden to it
Spectrum Culture
A$AP Rocky
Don't Be Dumb
It's hardly any wonder, then, that Don't Be Dumb crams eight years' worth of ups and downs and sonic whims into roughly an hour of moody maximalism
Exclaim
Lucinda Williams
World's Gone Wrong
World’s Gone Wrong extends Williams’ fertile run, infused with the aesthetic adventurousness and undiluted honesty that have characterized her work for over four decades
Beats Per Minute
Westside Cowboy
So Much Country ‘Till We Get There
This EP shows promise, but there seems to be something missing
Spill Magazine
Westside Cowboy
So Much Country ‘Till We Get There
So Much Country ‘Till We Get There is barely 15 minutes long; it is scarcely believable how much promise they’ve packed into it. Believe the hype
The Skinny
Westside Cowboy
So Much Country ‘Till We Get There
Westside Cowboy gear up for greatness on ‘So Much Country ‘Till We Get There’
Far Out
Westside Cowboy
So Much Country ‘Till We Get There
Doesn’t pretend to be a finished picture. It’s a document of a band still figuring things out, enjoying the rush of being in motion. As stepping stones go, it’s an encouraging one: messy in places, exciting throughout, and full of the sense that wherever Westside Cowboy end up next, they’re not planning to slow down to get there.
Dork
Westside Cowboy
So Much Country ‘Till We Get There
Four chords, three vocalists, fourteen minutes. Played fast enough that you don’t have time to second-guess any of it. They’re still figuring out who they are. This EP knows that but it doesn’t apologize for it either
Northern Transmissions