Benji Taylor
Review: The Prodigy, The Day Is My Enemy
On The Day Is My Enemy, The Prodigy regress to classless acts of self-cannibalization.
Capsule Reviews: Marissa Nadler, Temples, Maximo Park
Quick reviews of the latest from Marissa Nadler, Silver Mt. Zion, Temples, Have a Nice Life and Maximo Park.
Review: Broken Bells - After The Disco
How does it stack against the discographies of these two indie luminaries?
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Wide-Eyed and Busy as Hell: An Interview with London Grammar
In which we catch up with one of 2013's rookies of the year in Amsterdam.
Review: Cut Copy - Free Your Mind
1988. IT boffins and astrophysicists will remember it as a year of significant firsts.
Review: Cass McCombs - Big Wheel and Others
Cass McCombs' sprawling seventh record isn't the easiest listen, but it's often rewarding.
Review: Kings of Leon - Mechanical Bull
The Followills are keen to self-mythologize Mechanical Bull as the comeback story of a lifetime, but in truth it’s barely a comeback story of any note at all.
Review: MGMT - MGMT
On their third LP, MGMT dive deeper into the surreal psychedelia they explored on Congratulations.
Review: London Grammar - If You Wait
The young London trio's stunning debut ranks among the year's best records.
Review: King Krule - 6 Feet Beneath The Moon
On the basis of this record, there is a new colossal talent in town.
Review: Franz Ferdinand - Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action
With their fourth LP, Franz Ferdinand have returned to basics. Pardon the cliché.
Review: Mount Kimbie - Cold Spring Fault Less Youth
Cold Spring Fault Less Youth finds Mount Kimbie broadening the scope of their sound substantially.