Record Roulette: Grace
There’s nothing that comes close to the otherworldly beauty of Grace, and I don’t think there will be another album quite like it, at least not in this lifetime. No amount of critical acclaim will ever be enough- Grace is an essential listen, no contest.
Record Roulette: Philosophy of the World
Have you ever wondered what it feels like to toss your brain in a blender?
Record Roulette: The Queen Is Dead
This week’s Record Roulette is a timely exploration of The Smiths’ The Queen Is Dead, Morrissey’s Oedipus Complex, and the separation of art and artist.
Record Roulette: Master of Puppets
Move over Kate Bush, it’s Metallica’s time to shine
Record Roulette: Cub Sport
This week’s Record Roulette is the self-titled album from queer, Australian indie-pop band, Cub Sport
Record Roulette Double Feature: The Kick Inside/Hounds of Love
After a long two weeks of writers' block and many hours scouring the universe for an album that excites me, I'm thrilled to bring you this week's double feature on the queen of quirk-pop: Kate Bush.
Record Roulette: Harry’s House
Welcome back, Harry, we’ve missed you
Record Roulette: Rumours
This week’s Record Roulette is Rumours, by Fleetwood Mac
Record Roulette: A Period of Transition
This week’s disastrous Record Roulette is A Period of Transition, by Van Morrison.
Record Roulette: Your Favorite Weapon
This week’s Record Roulette is Brand New’s debut album, Your Favorite Weapon
Record Roulette: K.I.D.S.
This week’s Record Roulette is K.I.D.S.: Kickin’ Incredibly Dope Shit by Mac Miller
Record Roulette: Well I Should Have…*
This week’s Record Roulette is Well, I Should Have…* by comedian and self-proclaimed “jazz daredevil,” H. Jon Benjamin
Record Roulette: You Don’t Mess Around With Jim
This week’s Record Roulette is You Don’t Mess Around With Jim, by Jim Croce
Record Roulette: Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables
This week’s Record Roulette pick is Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables by Dead Kennedys
Record Roulette: Soul Mining
This week’s record is Soul Mining, by The The