Review

If Crystal Castles' iii was a pizza it would be disgusting to look at, it would never really cool down and it would probably give you indigestion,...

There’s something reassuringly uncompromising about this comeback effort, something almost primal in its stubborn cling to a sound resolutely out o...

Sure he’s no Stephin Merritt, but Dermody’s diary-like lyrics are surprisingly poignant.

This may be as good as we get from Abel Tesfaye. In that case, it’s worth cherishing.

What makes The Paradise Edition relevant is that within its added chapters, the whole Lana Del Rey figure emerges more completely.

In the midst of the current all-encompassing bass obsession, it’s refreshing to see something new – and even some of dubstep’s trademark darkness a...