Keys to the Building is about as annoying as a CD could be. Now this album came out back in 2004, so this couldn’t be [...]
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ARCHITECTS – Keys to the Buildingreviewed by Ryan Brosmer
BEAT BEAT BEAT – Living in the Futurereviewed by Alex Murphy
Living in the Future is an inappropriate name for Atlanta’s Beat Beat Beat’s debut album — by the time it is the future we will [...]
BLEUBIRD – rip u$a (the birdfleu)reviewed by Melissa Koh
Echoing effects are used in five out of 12 songs in this album, which basically sums it up. You’ll pick out nice moments of self-awareness, [...]
BURNING SKIES – Desolationreviewed by Jenny Carter
This is pure, unbridled metal from beginning to end! I don’t think I’ve ever heard anything this heavy or memorable within this genre come out [...]
CHEESEBURGER – S/Treviewed by Matthew Wright
Joe Bradley of Cheeseburger shouts in track one, “I got a funny idea, oh yeah/we’re going to make it real, oh yeah.” Oh Yeah? Oh [...]
COPELAND – Eat, Sleep, Repeatreviewed by Ryan Brosmer
It’s a problem that has plagued songwriters since the advent of the recording industry: what do you do when you want to mature your sound [...]
DEAD HEARTS – Bitter Versesreviewed by Jenny Carter
Punk/hardcore and I have a sordid history thus I’m very careful and consciously objective when I review this genre. I can honestly say this is [...]
DIECAST – Internal Revolutionreviewed by Jenny Carter
On their fourth CD, the Boston based metalcore band Diecast has another new lineup, including drummer Dennis Pavla and bassist Brad Horion. Entirely, I find [...]
ECHO SCREEN – Euphoriareviewed by Heather Schofner
This pop rock album will have 14-year-old girls gazing at the sky, iPods on, hoping that they’ll catch one of the band members at their [...]
ENVY ON THE COAST – S/Treviewed by Sean Lambert
This kind of sound could be popular with your Panic at the Disco crowd, full of catchy little hooks and overly breathy, whiny lead vocals. [...]
GORILLAZ – Slow Boat to Hadesreviewed by Nate Pollard
If you are at all familiar with the Gorillaz mythos, then I’m about to preach to the choir. For everyone else, the Gorillaz have a [...]
THE GRANNIES – Gum Jobreviewed by Neal Page
This is not a very good record. The lyrics aren’t very interesting. The songs don’t offer up much either. I think the album art is [...]
THE HEART ATTACKS – Hellbound and Heartlessreviewed by Ryan Brosmer
The first thing that needs to be said about this CD is that it was produced by Lars Frederiksen from Rancid. That should basically say [...]
INTO ETERNITY – The Scattering of Ashesreviewed by Dr. Heid
This band takes off just where they left off with Buried In Oblivion, but turn it up just one notch higher. These guys can almost [...]
LES GEORGES LENINGRAD – Sangue Puroreviewed by Sean Lambert
Three Canadians with synths, guitars, drums, and an arty take on things left alone to their own devices have produced their third release, making a [...]
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