Record Reviews

Stephen Malkmus goes full-on psych-folk on his latest solo album.

Eyelids hand the lyrical reins to Tim Buckley collaborator Larry Beckett and come away with a glorious psych-pop delicacy.

Federale’s fifth studio album is lustrous, rich, and exactly what you’d expect.

Across eight tracks, Blackwater Holylight shows patience, growth, and a commitment to musical exploration.

Jidenna’s new album is a trippy jaunt through the African diaspora that’ll have you wanting to follow his caravan.

Seratones’ soul-fired sophomore album Power is political, lean, and thoroughly satisfying.

Corey Harper’s new EP is solid, empowering, radio-ready folk rock.

The new compilation album from TLE includes an array of artists from Portland’s fertile underbelly, zeroes in on consistent production by New Move, and displays a communal effort from the city’s music scenes.

On her full-length debut, KayelaJ’s speaks on her journey with identity, and claps back at patriarchal bullshit.

Blossom’s chill, soul-derived delivery allows space for Neill Von Tally’s instrument-heavy production to shine.

TK and the Holy Know-Nothings’ debut LP is full of smart, relentlessly honest songwriting.