Little Rope - Sleater-Kinney: Review
Review by Lav: Washington punk outfit Sleater-Kinney has been around for three full decades now. The band is responsible for some classic albums I absolutely love like The Woods and Dig Me Out. After some time away the band reunited in 2014 and returned with a great comeback record in No Cities To Love . But since then I haven't been crazy about their output. While 2021's The Path Of Wellness was more forgettable than anything else its predecessor The Center Won't Hold might be the only Sleater-Kinney project I outright dislike. Following some singles I enjoyed and positive buzz towards this new album I was hoping for a second comeback of sorts from the band, which didn't exactly come to fruition. My favorite of the singles was the third Untidy Creature , which ends the album. It's one of the only songs here that really feels like it carries the weight of Sleater-Kinney's impressive career with a hook that rushes through a soaring vocal performance and stick...