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BOYS NO GOOD – Never Felt Betterreviewed by Ian Jones
BRIDGE AND TUNNEL – Rebuilding Yearreviewed by Matt Edmund
Melodic yet chaotic — Bridge and Tunnel balance the musical scales with their latest release Rebuilding Year. This collection of 10 songs run the gamut [...]
THIS WILL DESTROY YOU – Tunnel Blanketreviewed by Peter Cauvel
This Will Destroy You tries to avoid the term “post-rock.” At first, Tunnel Blanket, their second full-length album, seems like just another post-rock album. The [...]
ME FIRST AND THE GIMME GIMMES – Sing in Japanesereviewed by Shawn Taggart
Put together chunky punk rock guitars and classic harmonies, and what do you get? An album by Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, a California-based [...]
THE HORRORS – Skyingreviewed by Vanessa Bennett
The latest release from British band The Horrors, Skying, is a smart blend of dark ’80s New Wave and Brit-pop with gothic musings. After being [...]
THE FUCKING WRATH – Valley Of The Serpent’s Soulreviewed by Thomas Pizzola
You know with a name like this, the band must bring it a big fucking way! Luckily for them they do, as on their second [...]
ELKS – Destined For The Sunreviewed by Thomas Pizzola
These high flying Brooklynites have set their controls straight for the heart of Concept Album Planet, as their debut deals with outer space themes such [...]
OH, MANHATTAN – Spiritual Warfarereviewed by Ian Jones
With little room for originality in the screamo genre Oh, Manhattan seem to have wrapped themselves up in the most cookie-cutter of ways. Without a [...]
TOXIC HOLOCAUST – Conjure And Commandreviewed by Thomas Pizzola
Toxic Holocaust has always remained one step ahead of the thrash revival pack due to creator Joel Grind’s commitment to quality songwriting and his ability [...]
RICHARD BUCKNER – Our Bloodreviewed by Evan Pearson
Buckner’s ninth full-length album comes on the heels of much tribulation, culminating in a stolen laptop and a re-imagining of this album — but you [...]
INC. – 3reviewed by Dan Chapman
Forming a fair opinion of a band based on a three-song EP is nearly impossible. However, on what could be gleaned by their debut effort [...]
PURE X – Pleasurereviewed by Peter Cauvel
Pure Ecstasy might have been the perfect name for a chillwave band. It’s too bad the Austin trio had to change their name when they [...]
HANDSOME FURS – Sound Kapitalreviewed by Peter Cauvel
With Wolf Parade on indefinite hiatus, Handsome Furs looks to become Dan Boeckner’s full-time project. He and his wife, Alexei Perry, continue the band’s Eastern [...]
SAVIOURS – Death’s Processionreviewed by Thomas Pizzola
On their fourth LP, these Hessian metal punks slow down the pace ever so slightly and embrace the doomier side of their sound. Maybe they [...]
JENN MIERAU – Hushreviewed by Sebastian Gahan
Someone — perhaps not a fan of the genre — once said that the world doesn’t need another singer-songwriter. Yet the absurdity of such a [...]
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