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KRUI’s Music Staff rounds up the best releases of September
Tropical Fuck Storm – Deep States Aussie noise rock band Tropical Fuck Storm’s third album, Deep States, is as messy and disorienting as the doomed political landscape it was birthed out of. Reflecting mind-poisoning social media discourse twisted through the filter of a distortion pedal, vocalists Gareth Liddiard and Fiona Kitschin deliver some of their most compelling melodies over lacerating guitar and synth lines. The opening track, “The Greatest Story Ever Told”, writes from the perspective of Jesus’ second coming to Earth to proclaim in a grand chorus “There ain’t no end of days.” Even at its loudest, a sense … Continued
Spellling – The Turning Wheel The Turning Wheel, Chrystia Cabral’s third album under the project Spellling, offers bewitchingly captivating progressive folk and neo-soul songs. A shift towards natural instrumentation marks a stark change from 2019’s synth-heavy Mazy Fly, giving these songs a new liveliness, and pushing Cabral’s songwriting towards the theatrical. The sonic palette on its own can be bewildering at first–veering off without warning into performances of soul, hard rock, classical, folk, and of course, synthwave. It’s no surprise that the personnel list reveals more than thirty performers–all of whom sound great. The songs are left with an enchanting … Continued
Season five of Archer packs a cocaine-coated punch for fans expecting basic, easy-to-follow plots.
Season 1 of Adam Reed’s animated series introduces Archer as a jerk that we can root for. It also introduces a plethora of tired, offensive humor.
How far are you willing to go for a couple laughs?
Director John Suits delivers an exciting – albeit slightly confusing – film that explores mental illness and the nature of reality.
I’d rather not.
Deftones delivers classic alternative rock with a modern kick in their eighth album, Gore.
High HIghs’ Jack Milas and Oli Chang don’t disappoint in their second album, Cascades.
“There’s nothing hornier than a demon in Hell.”
A touching story about a man and his pudding. Sort of. It’s a metaphor.
If you thought dinner was good, just wait ’till dessert.
St. Lucia’s second album Matter is a blast from the past with more synthesizer than an 80’s themed prom – and just as questionable.
