Null: Almost EP
Australian producer's debut tries to envision '90s electronica through a 21st century lens.
Capsule Reviews
Citizens!: European Soul
Second album from Citizens! is surprisingly optimistic Euro-pop.
Seth Glier: If I Could Change One Thing
Seth Glier abstains from pretense and offers instead an album filled unbridled pop perfection.
Michael Vincent Waller: The South Shore
Michael Vincent Waller gently expands the limits of his sounds and the quantity of his compositions.
Jimmy Edgar: Fabriclive 79
The Detroit house producer's Fabriclive entry allows him to show off his own Ultramajic label.
Elliphant: One More
An EP that'll stay with you...even if you don't have an elephant's memory.
Strange Wilds: Standing
Strange Wilds' first single for Sub Pop introduces a unique band, one we're ready to hear more from.
Yuta Nagashima: White Sleep
Get lost in an overall feeling and mood that becomes more complex the longer you stay there.
April Verch: The Newpart
All in all, The Newpart represents Verch in tip-top musical shape, albeit in ex post facto force.
Peter Katz: We Are the Reckoning
The Juno nominee proves that he still has what it takes to innovate in We Are the Reckoning.
Timbre: Sun & Moon
Ambitious, beautiful indie pop and alt-classical concept album creates sonic images of dark and light, sun and moon.
Treasure Fleet: The Sun Machine
The Sun Machine is an entertaining pastiche of songs heavily influenced by various rock acts of the '60s and '70s.