Forever Turned Around

The Chicago band’s second album dials back their beaming, golden-hour soft rock to a gentle lull.

On the Chicago duo's second album, the sun sets and the past comes into focus for set of familiar and lush country-tinged diary entries

Whitney sound like a band who are exactly where they should be

We’re not asking Whitney to soundtrack a raging rebellion, we just want them to make us feel things.

Whitney's new album represents the nuanced progression of an admirably subtle band.

Smith Westerns could've been the peak for guitarist Max Kakacek and drummer Julien Ehrlich; the buzzy Chicago band disbanded at the height o...

It seems it would be sacrilege for Whitney to release an album in a season other than summer. The Chicago six-piece's 2016 debut album, Light Upon the Lake, seamlessly incorporated a bright, jammy, but somewhat sluggish country-rock ambiance, the sound of

Chicago's Whitney return with second album Forever Turned Around – richly tumbling hymns that excel in friendship and familiarity.

Leslie Chu reviews Chicago duo Whitney's second album, Forever Turned Around. The duo hit a soft spot more tender than their 2016 debut, Light Upon the Lake

A subtle but beautiful return for the Chicago natives. Music review by Owen Richards