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ALBUM REVIEWKishi Bashi "Sonderlust"

The music we've come to expect from Kishi Bashi has a certain flair for the ethereal, the magical, and the adventurous. His latest album Sonderlust isn't a deviation from this; rather, it jumps right into the style and sound that embodies this talented musician.

Nicole Ortiz

PLAYING DETROITHandgrenades "Tunnels"

Alt-indie five-some, Handgrenades delivered their sophomore LP Tunnels earlier this month, a diversified, hook-laden kaleidoscope that explodes with disciplined revelry.

Jerilyn Jordan

ALBUM REVIEWCool Company "Slice of Paradise"

Slice of Paradise itself is a deviation from the more poppy side of what the band had been putting out so far, and it instead focuses on laid-back tracks that meld together in a seamless blend and is sprinkled throughout with multiple interludes.

Nicole Ortiz

ALBUM REVIEWRegina Spektor "Remember Us to Life"

A peek into the intimate yet upbeat new album from Regina Spektor, "Remember Us to Life," her first since 2012. Review by AudioFemme.

Nicole Ortiz

TRACK REVIEWAll Boy/All Girl "Pastels"

"Pastels" has an ethereal spirit, from the layered vocals to the wispy notes that seamlessly flow through your ears.

Nicole Ortiz

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TRACK REVIEWZula "Basketball"

Feel like taking a musical voyage? Zula has got you covered with their psych pop jam "Basketball." While figuring out exactly what their genre is (experimental? psych pop? synthpop?) might not be entirely possible, it's fun to get lost in their sound. It's the sort of music that swirls around in...

Nicole Ortiz