Release Type
All entries categorized under release type: Single
expectations
Pop music has never lacked songs about disappointing lovers. What it occasionally lacks is the willingness to admit that disappointment can be funny, particularly when the person describing it recognizes their own contribution to the disaster. Olivia Rodrigo and Chappell Roan approach expectations from that less flattering angle. Their collaboration, reportedly released on October 15, […]
A first single that trades reverb haze for one clear, unguarded vocal.
Jittery, polyrhythmic UK garage that never settles into an easy groove.
A driving rhythm section and a vocal that sounds like it was recorded at 3am.
Glasshouse
Field recordings become kick drums and birdsong becomes melody on a debut that rewards volume.
Cut the Wire
Loud in the right places, and smarter about anger than most songs this fast.
Static Bloom
Three minutes of two guitars disagreeing, resolved by the most satisfying chorus of his short career.