All posts by Sean Maunier
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Theater Review: “Where We Belong” at Woolly Mammoth
Madeline Sayet skillfully addresses language, heritage, and what it means to be a being in constant flight
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Album Review: There Will Be Tears by Vincint
Vincint's solid and impressive debut album is a bright, cathartic pop fantasy
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Album Review: Femuline by Todrick Hall
Todrick Hall's new Pride-inspired album features some of his best work yet
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Album Review: High Dive by Shaed
Shaed's debut album High Dive turns out to have been well worth the wait
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Album Review: Changephobia by Rostam
Rostam's second LP loftily asks what it means to inhabit an ever-changing world
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Album review: makeover by k.d. lang
A new compilation gathers together 14 forgotten remixes of a handful of iconic k.d. lang tracks
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Album Review: Sharecropper’s Son by Robert Finley
"Sharecropper's Son," the third album from overnight blues sensation Robert Finley, is his strongest yet
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Album Review: Daddy’s Home by St. Vincent
St. Vincent turns to the '70s for inspiration in a fun, swaggering take on familial baggage
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Sufjan Stevens’ “Convocations” is a sprawling, poignant tribute to his late father
The five-volume, two-and-a-half-hour album offers a powerful musical meditation on grief
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Album Review: “In Standard Definition” by Art d’Ecco
Canadian rocker Art d'Ecco creates an energetic and extravagant love letter to a pre-digital age of mass media
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Paul McCartney’s “McCartney III: Imagined”: A solid, sometimes surprising collection of covers
An impressive roster of artists reinterprets Paul McCartney's latest work in "McCartney III: Imagined."
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Album review: Southern Curiosity by Fancy Hagood
Fancy Hagood's debut album delivers a unique and compelling brand of queer, Southern pop-country
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Album Review: Changemakers by Crys Matthews
Unflinching moral clarity is complemented by clean and crisp songwriting on the newest album from Crys Matthews
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Review: “Deacon” by serpentwithfeet is a powerful, meticulously crafted album
Serpentwithfeet's second album is an intricate, beautifully realized vision of queer romance
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Album review: “Spaceman” by Nick Jonas
Nick Jonas joins the pandemic album club with a heavily thematic and highly uneven new release
