July 2023

Algiers - Shook It may feature a long list of collaborators and cover more stylistic ground than ever before, but the Atlanta band's ambitious 4th album Shook by Algiers Andy Shauf - Norm Another soft rock masterpiece by the contemporary master. Norm by Andy Shauf Billy Woods & Kenny Segal - Maps This is what you get when two of the most exciting artists in underground hip hop combine forces. Maps by billy woods & Kenny Segal Califone - Villagers Califone records are intricately-detailed, rustic portraits of the world via which one can get lost within for days. villagers by Califone Dave Scanlon - Taste Like Labor Although nowhere near as tense and claustrophobic as anything released with his experimental band JOBS, Dave Scanlon's latest solo record is similarly off-kilter and adventurous, resulting in a totally mesmerizing listen. Taste Like Labor by Dave Scanlon Home Is Where - the whaler At a time when so much indie rock sounds bored with itself, the whaler is a welcome reminder of the genre's more lively origins. the whaler by Home Is Where Indigo De Souza - All of This Will End On her latest, the Asheville-based songwriter confidently balances pop hooks with an earnest indie rock style, presenting a brutally honest and relatable self-portrait. All of This Will