The first four tracks of Do It are from Cleveland’s HotChaCha, delivering mostly simple but effective garage rock. This all-female four-piece has more of a [...]
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HOTCHACHA/SUMMER PEOPLE – Do Itreviewed by Josh Diamond
COMPANY – Holy Cityreviewed by Patrick Hosken
Any singer that rhymes “happiness” with “acquiesce” is cool in my book. That’s exactly what Company vocalist Brian Hannon does on the opening track from [...]
HERZOG – Searchreviewed by Garrett Lyons
Cleveland-based rockers Herzog take the best elements of ’90s rock groups like Pavement and The Tragically Hip and produce a solid mellow rock album in [...]
HOTCHACHA – Fantastic Staticreviewed by Ryan Moore
I’ve got to admit, I almost feel guilty writing about HotChaCha without ever having seen them live. A minimal amount of Googling will yield countless [...]
NEW LOU REEDS – Hit Songsreviewed by Peter Cauvel
Don’t let the name fool you — the New Lou Reeds don’t really sound like The Velvet Underground. Hit Songs, the band’s latest, is 100 [...]
LIKE BELLS – Palmareviewed by Andrew Good
Far too much music is fueled by a need to titillate the listener, to keep the sonic landscape so busy with hooks and surprises that [...]
HOTCHACHA – The World’s Hardest Working Telescope and the Violent Birth of Starsreviewed by Ryan Brosmer
Think of Joy Division then replace Ian Curtis with a female vocalist and you’ve basically got HotChaCha. Mostly simple guitar riffs over rambling drums…
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 [...]
HOME AND GARDEN – History and Geographyreviewed by Jordan Humphrey
If you enjoy tripping on peyote, acid, or mushrooms, and you simply need a soundtrack to your wild ride, Home and Garden might be for [...]
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