Issue 32

St. Vincent feels like she finally comes into her own on her self-titled fourth album, a tour-de-force that is musically and sonically compelling. Read more.

GEMS finds a way to make electronic pop sound fresh again by blending multiple genres. Medusa holds a lot of promise for the bands debut feature-length. Read more.

Part 1 of RAC’s Strangers is a delicious, practically euphoric collection of remixes where practically every song improves upon the original. Read more.

The Notwist have finally made their music feel more approachable and put out what might be their best record yet with Close to the Glass. Read more.

Urban Cone feels destined for greatness: Our Youth shimmers with pop songs that are begging to be danced to, and are nothing less than shiny, shimmery stunners. Read more.