The first track of the legendary punk band’s new album is aptly titled “Back Where I Belong,” a fast, raging…
Album Reviews
Album Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW: Stars – No One Is Lost
Stars just dropped their new album “No One In Lost,” and over here at B-Sides we plugged our headphones in,…
ALBUM REVIEW: Weezer’s Everything Will Be Alright In The End
Released earlier this week, Weezer’s Everything Will Be Alright In The End takes us back to a simpler time in the band’s…
REVIEW: “Yellow Flicker Beat” By Lorde
Lorde followed in the steps of her celeb-bestie Taylor Swift when she contributed her cover of Tears For Fears “Everybody…
ALBUM REVIEW: Hesitant Alien by Gerard Way
A little over a year ago, when My Chemical Romance announced their break up, everyone’s inner middle school emo rock…
ALBUM REVIEW: Thom Yorke’s Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes
Leave it to Radiohead’s Thom Yorke to surprise us with not only a new album, but also a new way…
ALBUM REVIEW: Tyranny by Julian Casablancas + The Voidz
Is it truly necessary to go over the persona that is Julian Casablancas? Yes, he is the Strokes’ crooner who also…
Album Review: Greetings From California by The Madden Brothers
Twin brothers Benji and Joel Madden have come a long way since they first started their pop rock band Good…
Album Review: This Is All Yours by Alt-J
Alt-J spent five years as a band before releasing their debut full length “An Awesome Wave.” The album was hailed…
ALBUM REVIEW: Crush Songs by Karen O
Back in 2006 and 2007, at the center of the hype-storm for the Yeah Yeah Yeah’s grammy success, Karen…
ALBUM REVIEW: Get Hurt by The Gaslight Anthem
The Gaslight Anthem have come a long way since their last “punk” album “American Slang” (2010). The former-punk outfit…
Throwback Thursday: Superunknown
Soundgarden’s fourth studio album had no reason to be as popular as it was. The LP was entirely unusual and…
ALBUM REVIEW: Lazaretto by Jack White
Rock-n-roll maestro Jack White is back in fine form with his new album “Lazaretto”. Fans and critics alike were foaming…
ALBUM REVIEW: Turn Blue by The Black Keys
The Black Keys have just releaed their 8th nstudio album Turn Blue. This latest effort showcases a different side to…
ALBUM REVIEW: The New Classic by Iggy Azalea
Rap-Pop sensation Iggy Azalea (moniker for Amethyst Kelly) has just released her debut studio album “The New Classic” which has…
Top 10 Movie Soundtracks
In a time when movie soundtracks no longer dominate radio waves the way they did in yesteryear, the original motion…
Throwback Thursday: “The College Dropout” Then and Now
Kanye West is one of the greats. He makes a habit of telling us. Despite the braggadocio attitude we can’t…
ALBUM REVIEW: Sweet Disarray by Dan Croll
In late 2013, British artist Dan Croll caught the ears of fans and critics alike with his funky sound on…
Album Review: Cope by Manchester Orchestra
Indie hard-rockers Manchester Orchestra have done it again with their newest album, Cope. The new record is more of the same for…
ALBUM REVIEW: Forcefield by Tokyo Police Club
For those of you who haven’t already heard, indie-rockers Tokyo Police Club are back with their first album since 2010’s…
ALBUM REVIEW: Supermodel by Foster the People
Pop-sensation Foster the People rode a meteoric rise to fame with their insanely catchy tune “Pumped Up Kicks”. Blending their…
ALBUM REVIEW: Morning Phase by Beck
Alt-rock icon Beck is set to release his 12th studio album this week and we here at B-Sides were more…
ALBUM REVIEW: Voices – Phantogram
To say that we have been eagerly awaiting Phantogram’s new album would be an understatement. The electro-pop duo are back…
ALBUM REVIEW: Transgender Dysphoria Blues – Against Me
Florida punk band Against Me! are back with their 6th studio album Transgender Dysphoria Blues. This is the band’s first…
ALBUM REVIEW: Snow Globe by Erasure
British synth pop duo Erasure have just released their 15th studio album Snow Globe this month. It is a Holiday album that…
ALBUM REVIEW: Demonstration by Tinie Tempah
English rapper Tinie Tempah has just released his second full length album Demonstration this past week! The new album depicts…
ALBUM REVIEW: Matangi by M.I.A.
When first listening to Matangi your ears are instantly hit with a wave of loud synthesizers, electronic beats, and Indian music instrumentation,…
ALBUM REVIEW: Magpie and the Dandelion by The Avett Brothers
Folk bluegrass band The Avett Brothers are back again with yet another amazing album, Magpie and the Dandelion. Produced by…
ALBUM REVIEW: Free Your Mind by Cut Copy
Cut Copy is an electronic/dance band hailing from Australia. Formed in 2001, “Free Your Mind” is only their 4th album,…
AFI New Album ‘Burials’ Released
It’s been four years since ‘Crash Love’, and AFI continues to impress with the release of their ninth studio album…
ALBUM REVIEW: Lightning Bolt by Pearl Jam
Although some consider Pearl Jam as one of the pioneering bands of the nineties grunge movement, their latest album Lightning Bolt seems…
New Albums to Check Out
It seems every week I eagerly await for Tuesday to arrive, not because it means Monday is over, but for…
ALBUM REVIEW: Days Are Gone By HAIM
LA girl band HAIM began their indie pop adventure back in 2006. The band consists of the Haim sisters —…
ALBUM REVIEW: Bitter Rivals by Sleigh Bells
New York noise pop duo Sleigh Bells, released their third studio album Bitter Rivals today. The music project began in 2008 and…
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