The Moonlight’s Fair Tonight is just a beautiful record. The Most Powerful Telescope in the Universe blend the atmospheric feel of Death From Above with [...]
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THE MOST POWERFUL TELESCOPE IN THE UNIVERSE – The Moonlight’s Fair Tonightreviewed by Garrett Lyons
DOOMRIDERS – Darkness Come Alivereviewed by Matt Edmund
Mixing a hard and fast rock and roll sound along with splashes here and there of hardcore attitude is the latest album from Boston’s Doomriders, [...]
RISE AND FALL – Our Circle is Viciousreviewed by Matt Edmund
Who would have thought that it would take a hardcore band from Belgium to present hardcore vocals I could actually understand? Reviewing this kind of [...]
THE VULTURES – Chingusreviewed by Craig Gilbert
Oh man. Fuck. I’m sorry. This record is pure gold like King Tut’s shit. If urban asphalt had waves and curls in it, this would [...]
SAKES ALIVE! – Act IIreviewed by Garrett Lyons
Take the worst parts of None More Black and throw in the tinny sounds of the standard audio system in a Dodge Omni and you [...]
CH3 – To Whom It May Concern: The 1981 Demosreviewed by Craig Gilbert
History first: A long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away (California, circa 1980) there was this cover band that played at parties [...]
FRANK SCHWEIKHARDT – Life But No Morereviewed by Garrett Lyons
Midwestern folk singer Frank Schweikhardt’s album Life But No More is simply an album that exists. It adds nothing to the genre. Each and every [...]
SUNNY DAY REAL ESTATE – Diary/LP2reviewed by Jackson Ellis
You have to hand it to Sub Pop — they really went all out to make the reissues of the first two Sunny Day Real [...]
THE CHAMBERMAIDS – Down In the Berrieswords by Matthew Wright
Listening to The Chambermaids’ album Down In the Berries is a strange experience for anyone who was a kid when the Athens sound had yet [...]
THAO WITH THE GET DOWN STAY DOWN – Know Better Learn Fasterreviewed by Ryan Brosmer
Thao Nguyen’s energy has always been volatile, under pressure, and one open flame away from explosive. Well, it seems like somebody lit a match and [...]
MYSTERY OF TWO – S/Treviewed by Garrett Lyons
Mystery of Two are a band out of Cleveland that sound like a cross between the Young Scotland sound of Josef K and the same [...]
THE UNIT BREED – Always Distance the Lonelyreviewed by Garrett Lyons
Portland-based trio The Unit Breed do the impossible: they blend the sounds of a tone-deaf Johnny Cash remarkably well with a nasally Weird Al style [...]
THE EDDY CURRENT SUPPRESSION RING – S/Treviewed by Garrett Lyons
Aussie garage rockers The Eddy Current Suppression Ring take the best of the sound of groups like The Stooges and The Pagans, add in the [...]
NATHEN MAXWELL AND THE ORIGINAL BUNNY GANG – White Rabbitreviewed by Christopher Connal
To Flogging Molly fans, Nathen Maxwell is the bass player who lends his voice to “Queen Anne’s Revenge,” one of the louder and faster songs [...]
KEEGAN DEWITT – Islandsreviewed by Nate Griffin
Upon the first pass through Keegan DeWitt’s latest offering, Islands, I began setting various tracks to my unfinished soliloquy-ridden screenplay about an off-beat writer trying [...]
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