Webcuts Music

With our review dispensing superlatives like “timeless” and “classic”, Beirut‘s The Rip Tide is one of the must-listen albums of 2011.

Very unsure about this album, the sixth from past Webcuts pet faves, Okkervil River. I Am Very Far from their best.

Epic post-rock from The Fierce & The Dead on their debut album. Seek it out, post-rock fans.

Pavement reunion done and dusted, Stephen Malkmus and Co. get back to making adult indie rock on album number five.

Canadian folk-sters Dark Mean deliver a “must-listen album with staying power, and one of the year’s best” on their self-released debut.

…says Wolf Parade’s Spencer Krug of his solo off-shoot project Moonface. Not as good as we’d hoped, either.

Welcome to the lilting shoegaze world of Swedish duo I Break Horses, “more than just a nostalgic pastiche of an ethereal past”.

Putting aside Lightspeed Champion, the chameleon musician/producer known as Dev Hynes unveils his latest project Blood Orange.

Concept albums, rock operas, the artistic chasm of failure widens as Fucked Up take the challenge and make the album of their career.

Chicago’s Fruit Bats return to their familiar “effortless and sweet” indie folk ways on their fifth album, Tripper.