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DALETH – Lady of the Lakereviewed by Ryan Moore
VANITY THEFT – The Anatomy EPreviewed by Ryan Lawrence Carr
It’s hard to fathom what possesses Vanity Theft to consider themselves indie rock. Maybe it’s because they claim to have a heavy Sleater-Kinney influence? Perhaps [...]
DWARR – Animalsreviewed by Thomas Pizzola
In a recent interview in another magazine, Hammers of Misfortune front man John Cobbett said that metal is the new folk music. If one takes [...]
MADBALL – Empirereviewed by Paul J. Comeau
Madball was one of the first bands that got me into hardcore in the ‘90s, so I’ve always had a soft spot for them in [...]
MAGIC KIDS – Memphisreviewed by Ryan Moore
The Magic Kids are having fun, plain and simple. They’ll be the first to admit that their songs are born out of structure-free all-day jam [...]
NEIL YOUNG – Le Noisereviewed by Jon Aubin
Le Noise is a true dream combo, a predestined collaboration between fellow ex-pat Canadian musical geniuses, Neil Young and Daniel Lanois, the latter of whom [...]
HOSTAGE CALM – S/Treviewed by Jake Benjamin
Hostage Calm’s newest release, self-titled as it is, has only its own merits to coast on — no themes, motifs, or narratives to hide behind. [...]
CHRISTIAN MISTRESS – Agony & Opiumreviewed by Thomas Pizzola
This Olympia, Washington-based band plays throwback heavy metal with a lot of heart and sincerity, bolstered by the throaty and sexy vocals of Christine Davis [...]
THE AMERICANS – The White EPreviewed by Luke Winkie
Since when has Bruce Springsteen become an undisputed touchstone for the indie landscape? 2010 has seen a number of up-and-comers (Free Energy, Titus Andronicus) and [...]
ELLIOTT SMITH – An Introduction to Elliott Smithreviewed by James Yates
As far as I’m concerned, you really couldn’t construct a bad compilation of Elliott Smith songs. In his all-too-short career he produced consistent examples of [...]
RACHAEL SAGE – Delancey Streetreviewed by Peter Cauvel
If you’ve ever missed being bombarded with female singer-songwriters by VH1 in the late ‘90s, Rachael Sage is your new favorite musician. Her ninth album, [...]
NO AGE – Everything in Betweenreviewed by Hanna Rose
Hopping around from song to song with a sound that ranges from acid and psych, to fuzzy, sunny pop, to raucous grunge, the concoction No [...]
FILM SCHOOL – Fissionreviewed by Peter Cauvel
Film School have been quietly making their mark for over a decade. Initially, the band was little more than a solo project for lead singer [...]
UNEARTHLY TRANCE – Vreviewed by Thomas Pizzola
Are you having a good day, one filled with sunshine and happiness? Well, the new record from Unearthly Trance will totally ruin it in the [...]
DOMINATION THROUGH IMPURITY – Masochistreviewed by Paul J. Comeau
Hailing from Charlotte, North Carolina, Domination Through Impurity play ripping technical death metal that picks you up from the growling intro of the first track [...]
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