Album Reviews – EARMILK

Kinneret connects with the birds on new album 'Field Guide' [Album Review]

7.5

Viral indie sensation Kinneret has released her new album Field Guide. Inspired by a major move from Los Angeles to New York City and a newfound passion for birdwatching, Field…

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9.0

A minimalist masterstroke: Babeheaven’s 'Slower Than Sound' balances heart and haze [EP Review]

Babeheaven, the London-based duo made up of vocalist Nancy Andersen and producer/multi-instrumentalist Jamie Travis, are masters at making deliciously introspective electronic pop. After a period of creative quiet, they have made a return…

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9.0

Lily Vakili talks new album 'Oceans of Kansas' and tour stories [Album Review, Live Performance, & Interview]

On Friday, October 24, 2025, Lily Vakili performed at The Lilypad, an intimate venue in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where murals cover every wall and seats fill every available space. Vakili was…

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8.5

The Urban Renewal Project impresses with hip hop Jazz fusion album 'Love Glory Duty Death' [Album review]

Los Angeles-based 16-piece collective The Urban Renewal Project has just unleashed their highly anticipated fourth album Love Glory Duty Death. The twelve track full length features acclaimed guest collaborations including…

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9.5

Beauty Sleep's The Whole Damn Cake is the Dreamy Album of the Fall [Album Review]

Belfast dream-pop duo, Beauty Sleep, made up of Cheylene Murphy and Ryan McGroarty, release their second album, The Whole Damn Cake on October 17th via Alcopop! Records. The long-awaited album…

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9.0

Sudan Archives builds her dance floor bible on kinetic 'THE BPM' [Album Review]

Three years after Natural Brown Prom Queen gained world critical acclaim, Sudan Archives—the stage name of violinist, vocalist, and producer Brittney Parks—returns with the highly anticipated album THE BPM, out…

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7.0

New York's WHATMORE aim to impress on their self-titled debut album [Album Review]

Multi-genre New York supergroup WHATMORE has finally released their self-titled debut album via Alta Music Group after a powder keg of hype and anticipation stemming from multiple singles, sold-out pop-ups,…

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8.0

Josh Levi shows the “Hydraulic” power of life and love [Album Review]

Take a seat inside a hydraulic car, put the windows down and begin to experience the ups and downs of love and life through the lens of r&b singer Josh…

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Geese embrace beautiful chaos on risk-taking 'Getting Killed' [Album Review]

Geese has always been a band comfortable with contradiction. The New York outfit spent their early career as post-punk revivalists before pivoting toward something warmer and more personal on their…

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8.5

Cate Le Bon crafts hypnotic mantras on neo-psychedelic return [Album Review]

Three years after the critically acclaimed Pompei, Welsh singer-songwriter Cate Le Bon returns with an artistic vision that feels both urgent and timeless. Now based in Los Angeles, the bilingual…

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9.5

karōshi knocks it out of the park with 'spoils, consequence + charity' [Album Review]

Puget Sound–based punk band karōshi is the sound of blood, sweat, and tears—and, as always, an ode to life in the Pacific Northwest. Released on September 21, spoils, consequence +…

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9.0

Pateka show up to the party to make it weird on their self-titled debut LP [Album Review]

Experimental rock quartet Pateka released their self-titled debut album, Pateka. A nine-track, 34-minute EP that blends jazz, psychedelia, and experimental neo-soul–Pateka's let loose on their first full-length effort with a blend…

Archives: Album Reviews

Kinneret connects with the birds on new album 'Field Guide' [Album Review]

A minimalist masterstroke: Babeheaven’s 'Slower Than Sound' balances heart and haze [EP Review]

Lily Vakili talks new album 'Oceans of Kansas' and tour stories [Album Review, Live Performance, & Interview]

The Urban Renewal Project impresses with hip hop Jazz fusion album 'Love Glory Duty Death' [Album review]

Beauty Sleep's The Whole Damn Cake is the Dreamy Album of the Fall [Album Review]

Sudan Archives builds her dance floor bible on kinetic 'THE BPM' [Album Review]

New York's WHATMORE aim to impress on their self-titled debut album [Album Review]

Josh Levi shows the “Hydraulic” power of life and love [Album Review]

Geese embrace beautiful chaos on risk-taking 'Getting Killed' [Album Review]

Cate Le Bon crafts hypnotic mantras on neo-psychedelic return [Album Review]

karōshi knocks it out of the park with 'spoils, consequence + charity' [Album Review]

Pateka show up to the party to make it weird on their self-titled debut LP [Album Review]

Lauren Presley breaks the mold with “Straitjacket”

Lexytron returns with “Another Lover,” a haunting anthem for heartbreak and halloween [Music Video]

Blind Man’s Daughter honors her father’s fading memories in single “Harbor Boulevard”

Gary Patrick Reopens the Heart with “Closed For Repair” [Premiere]

John Goldrust channels divine empowerment in “How Like The Goddess”

Simone Feroci establishes his towering presence in the world of bass guitars with hopeful track "California Forever"

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DNORRI is a breakout voice built for musical resonance and connection

Jay Tone is carving out his space with "Puzzles"

From Machismo To Mujeres: Women As The Face Of Reggaeton

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