Album Review

For simple aural pleasure, there has not been much to match this in 2011.

Even if you aren’t an especially zealous punk archivist, this is a glowing example of what was happening below the surface.

How can you hide that a musician went from inspired to mediocre?

Luke Haines is not mad. He is an artist in the truest sense, and for that he is to be applauded.

For all his self-awareness, Jeffrey Lewis is at his best when he is simply writing songs. When he slips into the precocious, self-depreciating, in-...

Whether you come to this album fresh, or as a former fan of some other bands the members used to be in, Wild Flag offers a lot to the listener.