Casually glance at the track listing for HAIM’s Something To Tell You and it’s obvious this is an album full…
Album Reviews
Album Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW: Kacy Hill – ‘Like A Woman’
Followers and fanatics of Kanye West’s G.O.O.D. music label will surely have had their eye on Kacy Hill in the…
ALBUM REVIEW: Wednesday 13 – ‘Condolences’
Let me preface by saying, Wednesday 13 has a heavily defined style of songwriting and vocal delivery that’s been uniquely…
ALBUM REVIEW- Suffocation – ‘…Of The Dark Light’
New York death metal pioneers Suffocation have dropped a bombshell of an album after just over four years of waiting…
ALBUM REVIEW: Royal Blood – ‘How Did We Get so Dark?’
Back in a 2012 interview, Dave Grohl commented on the state of rock n’ roll, claiming the current musical climate…
ALBUM REVIEW: Paramore “After Laughter”
Paramore waste no time setting the tone on their newest album After Laughter, hopping into their audible Delorean, and punching…
ALBUM REVIEW: COIN – How Will You Know If You Never Try
COIN arrived with their debut self-titled album two years ago, bolstering an infectiously catchy single with “Fingers Crossed.” Two years…
ALBUM REVIEW: Pure Comedy by Father John Misty
Acclaimed singer-songwriter/notorious internet troll Father John Misty (Josh Tillman) has an inclination towards daring statements. His unpredictable antics are the antithesis…
EP REVIEW: The Shapes by Miami Horror
Melbourne’s Miami Horror have been selling their slick and fashionable “indietronica” since the release of their 2010 debut Illumination, a…
On Radar: Vaureen – Violence EP
Vaureen is a trio from Brooklyn, NY, and they are pretty good. But that’s not the point. The point…
On Radar: Miss Ohio – White Hot
Miss Ohio finds itself in esteemed company. Some have compared them to the alt-country of Wilco without the artiness. They…
ALBUM REVIEW: Thirsty – Albatross
UK’s Thirsty puts out really good music. When you mix former members of the notorious rock band The Quireboys, with…
ALBUM REVIEW: Green Day – Revolution Radio
Little did they know it then, but Green Day would eventually give birth to a new genre of music dubbed “pop-punk”, and…
Album Review: Phantogram – Three
Phantogram released a new album named “Three.” The name suits the duo perfectly as the name Phantogram is derivative of…
Album Review: Tycho – Epoch
It’s very hard to find a good ambient, downtempo album that you can sit back and unwind. In 2014 Tycho…
ON RADAR: Almanac Mountain – Cryptoseismology
Almanac Mountain is an extremely remote peak in the forests of Maine. It is also the moniker of a band…
ALBUM REVIEW: Beach Slang – A Loud Bash of Teenage Feelings
Beach Slang is a punk band from, the City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia, PA. The band brings an energetic mix…
ON-RADAR: dINMachine – The Opposite of Unity
diNMachine is a collective of musicians hailing from the musical bio dome of New York City. Driven by composer Michael…
ALBUM REVIEW: Glass Animals – How To Be A Human Being
Glass Animals has a unique blend of styles which across many genres. One of their most influential undertones is Trip-Hop…
ON-RADAR: The Grand Undoing – Sparks Rain Down from the Lights of Love
I love music that sets open spaces on fire. David Bowie would do that. He would take something completely original…
ON-RADAR: The Tigerlillies – 123456 EP
Garage Rock is alive and well in Ohio. The Tigerlillies bring their post-punk anthems of cotton candy with bloody stems…
ALBUM REVIEW: ZHU – GenerationWhy
Hot off the press! ZHU has dropped his debut album called GenerationWhy. Who is Zhu? He’s a Chinese-American electronic genius…
ALBUM REVIEW: DINOSAUR JR. – GIVE A GLIMPSE OF WHAT YER NOT
When people think of the pioneers of alternative and indie rock they tend to focus their energy on Sonic Youth…
ALBUM REVIEW: Shura – Nothing’s Real
Most debut albums are produced without any artistic restriction from major record labels. Without corporate control, the artist can create…
ON-RADAR: Chace Releases Debut EP
If you are looking for something fresh that your friends haven’t heard of, here’s your gem- Destination. Destination is the…
ALBUM REVIEW: MSTRKRFT – OPERATOR
The Canadian duo MSTRKRFT certainly outdid themselves with their newest album Operator. Since 2005, Jesse Keeler and Al-P, the creators…
ALBUM REVIEW: Dreamers – This Album Does Not Exist
Brooklyn, New York’s Dreamers are here to make your day brighter. The trio play smart, sunshiny, pop, and are unapologetic…
ALBUM REVIEW: The Hunna – 100
When a band shuts themselves from the world to spend time together honing their craft and sound they can create…
ON-RADAR: Dan Lipton – Breathing In
Dan Lipton’s nomadic wanderings are the heart and soul of his new record Breathing In. The album was recorded in…
ON-RADAR: Wonky Tonk – Stuff We Leave Behind
Country and Punk Music are natural cousins, however unnatural that sounds. Both come from an underground, rebellious, music of the…
ALBUM REVIEW: Bat For Lashes – The Bride
The Bride by Bat For Lashes is the newest theatrical concept album, set to be released on July 1, 2016.…
ALBUM REVIEW: Gooch Palms – Introverted Extroverts
Gooch Palms are all about dichotomy. Two homes: Necastle, Australia and Los Angeles. The band is made up of one…
ALBUM REVIEW: RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS – GETAWAY
Red Hot Chili Peppers have been under the bridge, or radar, since their 2011 album release I’m With You but…
ON RADAR: Told Slant – ‘Going By’ Album Review
Told Slant comes from the mind of Felix Walworth who lovingly refers to the band’s music as “bedroom punk”,…
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