By Yasmine Shemesh
A peer review featuring contributions from Cancer Bats, The OBGMs, Bif Naked, Comeback Kid, and Fefe Dobson.
It’s become absurdly easy to balk at the deluge of climate news. On Ignorance, the Weather Station’s Tamara Lindeman opens up a new vein of emotional reverence toward the climate crisis. The lyrics are anxious and sincere: “Thinking I should get all this dying off my mind, I should really know better than to read the headlines,” she sings on “Atlantic.” Rather than retreating into cynicism, the Weather Station has made an album whose immediacy reminds the listener of what’s at stake.
By Yasmine Shemesh
A peer review featuring contributions from Cancer Bats, The OBGMs, Bif Naked, Comeback Kid, and Fefe Dobson.
By Ben Boddez
One of the past decade’s most prolific songwriters is stepping out from behind the pen with a new name and persona.
By Fraser Hamilton
With her third album, the singer-songwriter captures a sense of dread and makes it her own.