All posts by Sean Maunier
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‘Enjoy Youth’ Finds Bright Light x2 at the Top of His Game (Review)
"Enjoy Youth," Bright Light Bright Light's latest album, is a master class in buoyant, vibrant, glorious dance-pop.
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‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’ Review: Taylor Made
With '1989 (Taylor's Version),' pop superstar Taylor Swift drops her most ambitious re-release yet.
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Troye Sivan’s ‘Something to Give Each Other’ Review
Troye Sivan's latest release, "Something to Give Each Other," shows off the popular gay artist's introspective side.
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‘Transitions Shorts’ Reviews: Reel Affirmations 2023
Reel Affirmations 2023
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‘The Sharpness of the Scissors’ Review: Reel Affirmations 2023
'The Sharpness of the Scissors' stubbornly insists that it be taken on its own terms -- it's too complex and too outside convention.
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‘How to Tell a Secret’ Review: Reel Affirmations 2023
"How to Tell a Secret" takes on the subject of navigating the social expectations around HIV in Ireland.
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Sufjan Stevens – ‘Javelin’ Review: Coming Out
Sufjan Stevens bares his heart and soul, and again delivers a collection of beautiful songs on his elegaic tenth album.
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Kylie Minogue ‘Tension’ Review: Hit Factory
Kylie Minogue's latest album is a welcome return to form that plays to all her strengths.
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Allison Russell’s ‘The Returner’ Review: The Joy of Survival
Allison Russell explores what it means to deliberately thrive on her beautifully crafted sophomore album.
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Tom Goss: ‘Remember What It Feels Like’ Review
A collection of bright, bite-sized songs, 'Remember What It Feels Like' is tailor-made to make a listener grin from ear to ear.
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Kim Petras ‘Feed the Beast’ Review: Cold Commercialism
Kim Petras' third album, "Feed the Beast," waters down the artist's edgy weirdness to its own detriment.
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Jake Shears’ ‘Last Man Dancing’ Review
Jake Shears throws a big queer party on "Last Man Dancing," his heady, hedonistic, wonderful new dance record.
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Kesha’s ‘Gag Order’ Review: Ungagged
Kesha reckons with her own anger and trauma on her fantastic fifth studio album, "Gag Order."
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The Lemon Twigs ‘Everything Harmony’ Review: Nostalgia Cycle
The Lemon Twigs reach beyond pastiche on 'Everything Harmony,' their masterful, '70s-inspired fourth album.
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Jordy’s ‘BOY’ Review: Vibrantly Queer
With 'BOY,' Jordy is determined to be the queer artist he wished he could have heard on the radio as a kid.
