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THE APPLESEED CAST – Low Level Owl Vol. I & IIreviewed by Patrick Hosken
COMA RECOVERY – Goddverbreviewed by Dan Chapman
Coma Recovery’s new album Goddverb posts a heavy but lovely batch of songs. Not necessarily strong compliments, but at least Coma Recovery show listeners they [...]
MOONLIT SAILOR – Colors in Stereoreviewed by Dan Chapman
Moonlit Sailor’s newest album is tricky to describe, because they make great instrumental music but almost write like they have a vocalist in their band… [...]
THE GHOST OF OTIS – Hopes and Denialsreviewed by Garrett Lyons
Sometimes there is an album so undeniably strange that it defies easy description. It has no genre and no pattern, but exists on its own [...]
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 [...]
ETHIENNE – The Old And The New Worldreviewed by Dan Chapman
On their Deep Elm Records debut, Italian four0piece Ethienne displays a keen eye for pop song writing, yet struggles to find a main focus on [...]
Interview: Aaron Pillar of The Appleseed Castwords and photos by Peter Borghard
Peter Borghard chats with Aaron from the band prior shooting photos at their NYC show.
V/A – The Emo Diaries Chapter 12reviewed by Dan Chapman
On the 12th Emo Diaries compilation — a series once made popular for its unreleased tracks of Jimmy Eat World and the Appleseed Cast — up [...]
SUMMER HOURS – Alone Togetherreviewed by Garrett Lyons
The sound of Summer Hours aptly fits the name of the band. Alone Together floats out of the speakers with sunny chords, bouncy vocals, and [...]
ATHLETICS – Why Aren’t I Home?reviewed by Matt Edmund
Incorporating dream-like soundscapes full of echo-effected guitars with intense drum beats and vocals describes the sound of New Jersey’s Athletics. “Who?” you might be saying [...]
THE SKY LIFE – Roots and Wingsreviewed by Dan Chapman
Canadian rocker’s The Sky Life are a melting pot of sounds. I can’t say that they have a patented “trademark,” but they seem to gather [...]
Verbicide’s Montreal Expozine 2010 Mixtape
On November 13 and 14, Verbicide is visiting one of the liveliest independent publishing conferences in North America. We always enjoy making the trip to [...]
LAST LUNGS – Look at That Old Grizzly Bearreviewed by Garrett Lyons
Look at That Old Grizzly Bear feels like a novel where you can’t be quite sure who lost track of the plot: the reader or [...]
CARLY COMANDO – One Takereviewed by Hanna Rose
A while back, I asked my good friend who attends the San Francisco Conservatory of Music what her school is like. She said only one [...]
MUCKAFURGASON – The Pink Albumreviewed by Jake Benjamin
Deep Elm Records have an insanely diverse catalog. From political punkers like Latterman to chameleon sound shifters like Appleseed Cast, they’ve pulled bands from all [...]
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