The best indie release to come out of the Prairie State since Sufjan Stevens epic journey down Route 1.   Full text...

While its strengths - Fein's breathy vocals, an ear for synth extras and a base in solid pop - are present throughout, Headlights flip their proportions throughout, delivering an album that's always about good songs, even when it dwells on the bad times of breakups and the ups and downs of love.  Full text...

Kill Them With Kindness works on some levels, but overall it lacks the gravitas of other contemporary pop specialists like aforementioned Stars.  Full text...

Intricate medlodies and an earnest aproach to the genre give the listener a sense of musical enjoyment.  Full text...

The songs on Headlights' debut seem pulled in too many directions, often recalling the work of more accomplished indie rock contemporaries but rarely distinguishing the group itself.  Full text...

Kill Them With Kindness might be a rewarding listen, for example, for a Stars fan, but then again it might be better to stick with the more familiar originals.   Full text...

Kill Them With Kindess simply doesn’t demonstrate the talent or caliber of song I know that Headlights are capable of.   Full text...