The Knife -The Knife – Shaking the Habitual
Shaking the habitual or habitually shaking? I think that the concept was misunderstood here. The Knife’s newest release, Shaking the Habitual, aims to do just that, and even top their previous album, Silent Shout...but ahh nice try there buddy. Not so fast. ... 
Wavves -Review - Wavves: Afraid of Heights
I refuse to say that this record was pulled from the 90's, because it's fucking 2013, people. Although it does take many of its cues from the era, we need to stop associating GOOD MUSIC with the 90's!! Or maybe its just me. However, Nathan Williams and co.'s latest release has reminded me that although those years are long go...
Tyler, The Creator -Album review: Tyler The Creator "Wolf"
Heyo, the name's Tyler,
fucking rhyming and inspiring
youth, to rape pillage and smoke
dope, with popes doin coke,
lines the size of ropes,
while butt poke-in, the same child twice as a sick token,
same stroke again, for the same folks, is he fuckin jokin?
The haters are gonna co...
Bonobo -Album Review: Bonobo | The North Borders
Welcome to BitCandy's music review of Bonobo's The North Boders. The 5th studio album from UK's sophisticated producer / composer Simon Green is aesthetically sophisticated tranquility. There is absolutely nothing amateur about this release. Every single i...
Woodkid -Album Review: Woodkid - The Golden Age
Woodkid, is not a name you probably recognize. What if I told you he’s featured in such things as Assassins Creed commercials and Django Unchained. Ring a bell? Not normally known for his individual music, he is quite a remarkable composer. Woodkid (Yoann Lemoine) has taken us on a journey to showcase h...
Devendra Banhart -Devendra Banhart "Mala" reviewed
Generally speaking, as a freak-folk artist ages they tend to mellow out in unique ways. For his 8th studio album, and first off Nonesuch Records, Devendra Banhart finds himself aging in a gracefully and sometimes creepy manner that suits his sound. On Mala, Ban...
Rhye -Totally F*ckable: Rhye new LP Music Review
Rhye's debut album, Woman, is out now, and we all love it. Seriously. You'll be extremely hard-pressed to find a negative word written about it. And while I'm not about to be the exception to that rule, I've basically been obsessed with this band
High Highs -High Highs - Open Season
Let me start out by saying that if this album could likely make many "Best of...2013" releases. Yeah, it's only February, but it doesn't matter. I think it's safe to say with High High's long-awaited debut, they have taken it to otherworldly levels.BitCandy featured the High Highs as an...
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