David Meir Grossman is a writer living in Brooklyn. His Twitter feed is @davidgross_man.
On their 26th album, Southern California’s Mael brothers stay weird
Prairiewolf’s self-titled debut is relaxing lounge music from Mars
Austin songwriter Jana Horn channels Wes Anderson on ‘The Window Is the Dream’
On their latest album, the Country Westerns channel the Boss
The latest album from North Carolina’s Wednesday is loud, boozy, and very Jewish Southern rock
Lonnie Holley’s latest looks for redemption in a dark corner of the American past
On ‘The Price of Progress,’ the indie punk stalwarts return to their Bush-era form
‘Live at Bush Hall’ is post-Brexit new wave with a punch from Black Country, New Road
T-Pain gives the classics an Auto-Tune twist
The debut from Model/Actriz is a punishing, addictive punk record—with inspiration from Broadway
A new album from Kyiv emo rockers shows it’s OK to be sad—even during war
With their best album in years, the band recaptures the sound that defined indie rock
The latest album from Margo Price is a druggy journey through the past
The Men’s latest is a throwback to the last time the middle classes fled New York
The latest album from Lil Yachty is a masterpiece of Black psychedelia
On4word’s improbable blend of Radiohead and Mario Kart somehow works
Dawn Richard’s newest album is the latest era in her journey from doomed girl group to gorgeous multi-instrumentalism
The newest album from Weyes Blood is so ethereal you almost miss the sharp critiques within
Become a member and unlock exclusive access to events, conversations with Tablet personalities, and more.