Warning: This review contains spoilers for this episode and previous episodes of Rick and Morty. On the newest installment of this turbulent season of Rick and Morty, the dynamic duo gets a call from the Vindicators, a group of Avenger-like superheroes, who have apparently sought their help before.
In the now-ancient year of 2004, Arcade Fire released their undisputed masterpiece Funeral, the debut album that arguably reignited the importance of indie pop music for the new millennium.
Warning: This review contains spoilers for this episode and previous episodes of the show. It’s been almost four months since the surprise airing of the Rick and Morty season three premiere on April Fools Day (and nearly two long years since season two ended), but as of this past Sunday, fans can finally rest easy knowing that the third season is fully underway.
The slower songs Harry Styles begins with the reverberant “Meet Me in the Hallway”, which is not a typical opening track for an album by a pop star of this magnitude.
Perfume Genius, the solo project of Seattle’s Mike Hadreas, has changed a lot since its minimalistic debut Learning in 2010.
When Future Islands made their network television debut on David Letterman in 2014, their performance of “Seasons (Waiting On You)” briefly brought them worldwide attention.
It’s becoming increasingly difficult to know what to expect from Mastodon. Their first four albums, which were spread out across the first decade of the century, singlehandedly brought sludge metal to new heights of popularity, impressing hardcore and casual metal listeners alike.
Phil Elverum’s solo work as a musician began under the name The Microphones in 1999. His music has never been upbeat, and it has never been straightforward.
by Ryan Fine It has now been almost 35 years since Depeche Mode released their first great album, 1983’s “Construction Time Again.” For two decades after that, the band released a continuous gauntlet of brilliant, influential electronic albums that still shape the musical landscape today.
Husband-and-wife indie pop duo Tennis began their rise to power early this decade, growing an audience on the strength of simple, fun singles like “Marathon” and “Origins”.
