Let’s hear it for reissues! Bakesale, a 1994 gem from Sebadoh, is being re-released as a two-disc set. The first disc is the original release [...]
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SEBADOH – Bakesalereviewed by Vanessa Bennett
SMALL BROWN BIKE – Fell & Foundreviewed by Thomas Pizzola
It’s amazing how the word “emo” went from meaning emotional hardcore to basically a codeword for all that is bad and whiny in the realm [...]
THE REATARDS – Teenage Hate/Fuck Elvisreviewed by Thomas Pizzola
For those who really want to know what Jay Reatard was like as a youngster, this deluxe reissue of his early album Teenage Hate — [...]
JOAN OF ARC – Life Likereviewed by Dan Chapman
These four indie music veterans have been playing collectively since 1995, and after more than 10 full-length albums, the members of Joan of Arc still [...]
MICACHU AND THE SHAPES – Chopped and Screwedreviewed by Garrett Lyons
English experimental pop singer-songwriter Micachu and her backing group The Shapes took their oddball sound on stage, and added a symphonic backing from the London [...]
PRIMITIVE WEAPONS – S/Treviewed by Thomas Pizzola
Primitive Weapons debut recording is three tracks of hard-edged, noisy, post-hardcore complete with raw, throated vocals and full of dynamics that shift from sludgy to [...]
IRON HAND – Usurper Divinereviewed by Thomas Pizzola
If you haven’t heard of this band of Connecticut crusties, then you should do yourself a favor and track down this debut seven-inch, because this [...]
THE APPLESEED CAST – Middle Statesreviewed by Vanessa Bennett
The Appleseed Cast is back! Their new EP, Middle States, landed in stores on June 7th. The Lawrence, Kansas natives are turning the Midwest into a [...]
NINJA GUN – Roman Nosereviewed by Ian Jones
Ninja Gun’s newest release is a fresh new folk sound from an old punk-influenced band. The Roman Nose EP is something that will brighten your day [...]
MEMORY MAP – Holiday Bandreviewed by Vanessa Bennett
Holiday Band, the latest full-length release from Memory Map, is an interesting and enjoyable concoction of enticing chord progressions and driving percussion blended with catchy [...]
THE BLACK SWANS – Don’t Blame the Starsreviewed by Peter Cauvel
The Black Swans were working on Don’t Blame the Stars when violinist Noel Sayre died. Sayre’s death forced the band to put the album on [...]
TEENAGE BOTTLEROCKET – Mutilate Mereviewed by Shahab Zargari
I loved the first few seven-inches from these guys. Their Red Scare debut, Total, was pure gold. The follow up, Warning Device, showcases some of my favorite [...]
OF MONTREAL – thecontrollerspherereviewed by Vanessa Bennett
The latest EP from Of Montreal is five tracks of pure and — at times — frightening intensity. The band dives into ominous and dark [...]
PRECIOUS JULES – Pearls Before Swinereviewed by Dan Chapman
The Aussie duo known as Precious Jules flushed out a pair of solid, raucous punk jams on their newest 7-inch single. An interesting dynamic takes [...]
GHOST HEART – The Tunnelreviewed by Garrett Lyons
Like the classic sports movie Rudy, Ghost Heart’s debut effort The Tunnel is filled with heart and passion pouring out of every pore. Sadly, though, [...]
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