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Saint Etienne
International
It’s harmless fun, sure, but hardly what you would call high art
Far Out
David Byrne
Who Is The Sky
David’s Buddha may have given up on enlightenment, but we can all breathe a sigh of relief that the man himself hasn’t given up on making music
Dork
Big Thief
Double Infinity
Heavy with improvisation and falling back on a skittering percussion that keeps the album buoyant, ‘Double Infinity’ feels like a much-needed reset
Dork
Shame
Cutthroat
This is a band comfortable enough to cut the excess and trust the songs to hit
Dork
Margo Price
Hard Headed Woman
Simply put, Price is too good a songwriter, lyricist, and singer for her quality to be bogged down by something so restricting as a genre
Spill Magazine
Saint Etienne
International
A fitting climax to their brilliant career, International reaffirms Saint Etienne’s propensity for crafting songs designed to stimulate our senses and illuminate our understanding of — and appreciation for — life and love
Albumism
Sabrina Carpenter
Man’s Best Friend
Carpenter knows the heartbreak is real, but the laughter is what keeps you alive long enough to sing about it
Beats Per Minute
Big Thief
Double Infinity
Double Infinity doesn’t just document a band in transition—it celebrates the beautiful uncertainty that comes with stepping into something new
Northern Transmissions
Suede
Antidepressants
Few bands sound as vital and daring as Suede do thirty years into their career. Beautifully defiant, Antidepressants confronts death, existentialism, and modern anxiety in dynamic Suede fashion
Northern Transmissions
CMAT
EURO-COUNTRY
Guided by an astonishing voice, a brilliant and earnest pen, and a sense of humor worth its weight in gold, CMAT’s EURO-COUNTRY is a moving and jubilant statement on life in flux
Northern Transmissions
Saint Etienne
International
They may be calling it a day, but as this collaborative, celebratory farewell shows, their legacy of widescreen nostalgia and indie-dance alchemy will live on forever
XS Noize
David Byrne
Who Is The Sky
The former Talking Heads singer’s first album since 2018 is a joyous rejoinder to a creeping sense of gloom
Paste Magazine
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