Articles Tagged With: Album Review

Illenium releases 17-track third studio album 'ASCEND,' which leaves no question that the album is his most complex work yet.

Stereo Underground, born Yariv Etzion, has always been somewhat of an enigmatic talent despite his far-reaching influence. A co-founder of Israel’s BPM College, now…

James Blake's most mainstream and collaborative album evokes revelations of our deepest emotions.

Just a month after releasing the stunning 'XV', Dirty South has submits another unique chapter to his long player history with the brooding 'darko.'

A standard offering still holds strong on the Prodigy's seventh studio album.

Quivver spent months rebuilding and expressing his sonic identity, and 'ReKonstrukt' is the result.

Though vocalist Tyler Lyle insists that 'we are not a sentimental age,' The Midnight's latest venture may suggest otherwise.

'In My Last Life' is Andrew Bayer's foray into vocal territory, and the result is another home run LP.

Medasin takes listeners to a tropical paradise, fusing Caribbean instrumentals with jazz-inspired melodies and more.

DA speaks with The Glitch Mob on the heels of their third full-length studio album release, 'See Without Eyes,' out now on Glass Air Records.