This is the sound of a Julian Casablancas who is tired of making pretty, fun rock music. If you saw his name and thought, “Oh cool, I love the Strokes,” get that out of your mind now. Tyranny is...
This is a cautionary tale about the detriments of the typical first-world lifestyle. Sounding laid back and dreary on his first solo album, Albarn concocts some obnoxiously catchy tunes, as usual, with...
Ty Segall continues to relentlessly pump out thrilling rock experiences, and no, he still hasn’t run out of ideas. His music is straight out of the sixties; he belongs more with early Pink Floyd than...
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