Now a couple albums back into independence, Villebillies’ latest is a self-assured record that may not garner many new fans, but will certainly satisfy longtime listeners.

Philm achieve something rare: They are a supergroup that doesn’t seem like a composite of its members’ prior bands.

Well, folks, she’s all grown up.

In concept, there’s nothing here that isn’t being attempted by a dozen other groups of note.

T-Razor commits a rap cardinal sin on the last song: He actually asks for his headphones to be turned down.

The first album out under the Jack White name is a collection of largely unremarkable compositions coming together to be largely satisfying, if also disposable.

In everyday life, your friends grow day by day, and surprises are likely to be a new shirt or a bad haircut.

Brou-Ha-Ha is Adventure’s Kentucky Fried lo-fi version of Americana.

Accelerando = gradually increasing in speed.

An interminable four years after her debut, Santi White returns with her sophomore record.