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APPLE OF DISCORD – You’re Not the Answerreviewed by Chuck Daley
Interview: Donna She Wolfwords by Honey 1%’er | photo courtesy of Poptown Records
In the 1980s, one of the heaviest of the girl bands was Cycle Sluts From Hell. They released their debut album on Sony Records and [...]
BABY GUTS – Gasolinereviewed by Casey Boland
Some more jaded music journalists might write off Baby Guts as an atavistic throwback to the bygone riot grrl glory days of 1992. From the [...]
PETE BERWICK – Ain’t No Train Outta Nashvillereviewed by Peter Terebesi
Ain’t No Train Outta Nashville is the type of record that I’d never buy. Chances are, I probably wouldn’t even bother to steal it. And [...]
BLACKFIELD – IIreviewed by Matthew Wright
Inane lyrics over passionless strumming guitar, percussion that is so simplistic it may as well be canned but is impossibly emanating from an actual band [...]
BLUDWULF – Cryptic Revelationsreviewed by Jenny Carter
The album boasts some of the worst high school fantasy art I’ve seen in a long time. I think it may even be in pencil [...]
BUILT UPON FRUSTRATION – The Book of Mourningreviewed by Dr. Heid
Old school. This is metal with a real hardcore feel to it. Don’t expect many wild guitar solos, don’t expect any catchy choruses or love [...]
MARLON CHERRY – Ancient Sound, Modern Dancereviewed by Garrett Lyons
Ancient Sound, Modern Dance is a 52-minute long head trip. Cherry takes his sound and rolls it from Latin dance to West African jazz to [...]
COMEBACK KID – Broadcasting…reviewed by Seth Gotro
Like the last time I reviewed Comeback Kid, I just didn’t like it. I don’t feel like I can support it. It’s musically intelligent, and [...]
CARY BROTHERS – Who You Arereviewed by Sean Lambert
We like U2 and aren’t afraid to make it known with our rising guitar work, super breathy vocal,s and proclamations of “halleluiah!” We start out [...]
THE DEATH OF A PARTY – The Rise and Fall of Scarlet Cityreviewed by Alex Murphy
The Rise and Fall of Scarlet City starts off running and does not rest until it ends a little more than 40 minutes later. For [...]
DNTEL – Dumb Luckreviewed by Chuck Daley
Dumb Luck is chock full of all the prerequisite ingredients for a laid-back, indie rock (and I use the term “rock” lightly), hipster chill-fest: androgynous [...]
DRIVER OF THE YEAR – Will Destroy Youreviewed by Ryan Brosmer
This band claims to be the underdogs of the indie music scene. And they say they’re fine with that. Would they be still be fine [...]
Amanda Palmer and Henry Rollinswords and photo by Jennifer Swann
On the evening of July 7th, theatrical front-woman Amanda Palmer did not come to the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles dressed as a mime, as [...]
BOB DYLAN – The Golden Years: 1962-1978reviewed by Mark Huddle
“Dylanology” has become quite an industry over the decades. You can fill a library with the books that have been written about the guy, and [...]
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