The Ballet I Blame Society 6/4/21 hypnotic guitars fused with angst

hypnotic guitars fused with angst and laced with overdriven microdoses of moody and psychedelic dreamscapes play out like a binge-worthy

though they were never recorded in studio

illustrating the theme’s quest for imaginary folklore

Half Japanese deliver another well-wrought album with their usual DIY ethos and art punk spirit at its core (‘Undisputed Champions’)

Petty wound up turning out his most consistently rewarding album since the '80s

The Ballet I Blame Society 6/4/21 hypnotic guitars fused with angstThird album from New York trio The Ballet . Unashamedly "sissy" and explicitly queer, The Ballet marry the DIY queer ethos of the Hidden Cameras with the wry poeticism of The Magnetic Fields to create literate, infectious pop gems. Goldberg draws from an array of pop artists and periods, from 60's bubblegum to 80's synthpop and 90's indiepop, fusing these in sophisticated and novel ways . Avoiding autobiographical or confessional modes, Goldberg