Pyramids is a group that, prior to this recording, was almost mythical to me. I’d heard more about the band than I’d actually heard their [...]
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PYRAMIDS/HORSEBACK – A Throne Without a Kingreviewed by Paul J. Comeau
RAGS & RIBBONS – The Glass Massesreviewed by Chris Martin
Rags & Ribbons has put together an album of tunes that is a nice listen, but as a whole, The Glass Masses falls just a bit [...]
MINISTRY – Relapsereviewed by Craig Gilbert
Well, well — Al Jourgensen has come out of hiding and cobbled together a formation of Ministry for a record. This time around, Al and [...]
YES YES – Dogstar! Heal Your Weightlessness!reviewed by Chris Martin
When I first listened to the latest output by Yes Yes, the product of musician Michael Ersing, I thought to myself, What the hell was [...]
JOYCE MANOR – Of All Things I Will Soon Grow Tiredreviewed by Josh Diamond
Joyce Manor released their self-titled debut album in 2011 to positive reviews from punk websites, including the distinction of “Album of the Year” from Punknews.org. [...]
NAKED GODS – No Jamsreviewed by Peter Cauvel
You probably haven’t yet heard of Naked Gods, but that may soon change. The Boone, North Carolina band’s sophomore effort, No Jams, is a rare [...]
THE DOOZER – Keep It Togetherreviewed by Garrett Lyons
Cambridge, England-based folk-pop act The Doozer is just about everything you’d expect from a British singer-songwriter act. The melodies are baroque in nature with cues [...]
CRUSHED STARS – In the Bright Rainreviewed by Peter Cauvel
I’ll admit I was a bit intimidated by Crushed Stars at first. This is going to take a serious attention span, I thought to myself [...]
JAD FAIR – Bird Housereviewed by Garrett Lyons
Half Japanese founder Jad Fair teamed up with French artist Hifiklub and German artist kptmichigan to produce an EP that is far, far, far from [...]
JAMES VINCENT MCMORROW – We Don’t Eatreviewed by Chris Martin
Only five songs in length, James Vincent McMorrow’s newest digital EP highlights the singer-songwriter’s melodic voice and lyrical abilities. We Don’t Eat is a mixture [...]
SCHOOL OF SEVEN BELLS – Ghostoryreviewed by Chris Martin
School Of Seven Bells‘ new album Ghostory has all the elements needed for a killer record. Alejandra Deheza’s voice is simultaneously beautiful and haunting, the [...]
SOCCER TEAM – 3-Song 7″reviewed by Patrick Hosken
Ryan Nelson and Melissa Quinley met while working at Dischord Records. Soon, they started recording music together as Soccer Team in Nelson’s basement, and released [...]
THE BIG PINK – Future Thisreviewed by Sebastian Gahan
Future This, the second album from London’s brilliantly named The Big Pink, is a bright, anthemic slice of cheer. The opening track “Stay Gold” leads [...]
BLEUBIRD – CANNONBALL!!!reviewed by Matt Edmund
Mixing elements of spoken word poetry and smooth free-styling is Florida-based emcee Bleubird and his new album CANNONBALL!!!. Not being familiar to his brand of [...]
CHRISTIAN MISTRESS – Possessionreviewed by Thomas Pizzola
When this Olympia, Washington-based band released their debut EP Agony & Opium a few years ago on 20 Buck Spin, there was a lot of hype [...]
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