If Darstar can go full force in the direction of “Space Blanket” and “Quantum Psychics” there will be plenty of sweet music to come. The [...]
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DARSTAR – Tiny Darknessreviewed by Dan Chapman
JUCIFER – Nadirreviewed by Thomas Pizzola
Long before it was fashionable for guitar- and drum-driven rock duos to kick out the jams in a stripped-down way, Athens, Georgia’s Jucifer were perfecting [...]
MANNEQUIN MEN – S/Treviewed by Dan Chapman
Mannequin Men come highly recommended to those with a penchant for garage rock, especially those who like their rock in garages filled with rusty two-seat [...]
THE DEVIL’S BLOOD – The Thousandfold Epicentrereviewed by Thomas Pizzola
First and foremost, there is that voice. It is seductive, sensual, and dusky. It is a siren’s call that leads you further down a path [...]
RACEBANNON – Six Sik Sistersreviewed by Thomas Pizzola
These Midwestern weirdos have a real knack for crafting some of the most out-there noise-core imaginable. Whether it’s teaming up with the “God of Noise” [...]
JOKER – The Visionreviewed by Vanessa Bennett
After years of build-up, Joker’s album The Vision is finally here. The Bristol-based producer is a child of the post-dubstep world, and it shows. Through [...]
THE DEAR & DEPARTED – Every Waking Momentreviewed by Cheyenne Carter
Every Waking Moment from Los Angeles’s The Dear & Departed consists of 11 songs that made me instantly fall in love with the band. I’ve listened to the album [...]
EARLY & OFTEN – Present No Fiction, Fear No Tensereviewed by Patrick Hosken
Sacramento’s Early & Often can be summed up as a marriage of jagged industrial hiss and spacious guitar-driven post-rock. But don’t let the simplification underwhelm [...]
COLISEUM – Parasitesreviewed by Josh Diamond
The EP Parasites from Coliseum is a companion piece to 2010′s House With A Curse LP. Much of the EP consists of leftover tracks from that [...]
LADDER DEVILS – Forget Englishreviewed by Thomas Pizzola
The music contained on this debut EP hearkens back to a time when shambolic rock met with loud noisy riffs and offbeat time signatures to [...]
MIKE PARK – Smilereviewed by Shahab Zargari
Fact: Mike Park has two kids, born in 2006 and 2008. I have two kids, born in 2004 and 2007. Fact: Mike Park was the [...]
BLACK BANANAS – Rad Times Xpress IVreviewed by Thomas Pizzola
When judging a piece of music by Jennifer Herrema, you must abandon all concepts of irony and just go with the flow. You just have [...]
TOXIC HOLOCAUST – Conjure and Commandreviewed by Josh Diamond
Toxic Holocaust plays a sort of thrash metal that was at the peak of its popularity in the mid- to late ’80s. Thrash metal took [...]
ANDREW JACKSON JIHAD – Knife Manreviewed by Mark Huddle
Is it me or does it just seem like each new Andrew Jackson Jihad release is becoming something of an event? Certainly their most recent [...]
DEAD TO ME – Moscow Penny Antereviewed by Garrett Lyons
I may be losing the plot with punk rock. I remember a time when punk rock stood for more than three-chord progressions, up-tempo love songs, [...]
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