Album Review: Dance Gavin Dance – Instant Gratification
I like what’s happening with Dance Gavin Dance right now on the band's new album Instant Gratification and I’m excited to see where they keep going.
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Adopt this Album: Calexico – Edge of The Sun
Like all of Calexico’s albums Edge of the Sun is fun, layered, complex, moody, sultry, diverse, and interesting. This is an album worth listening too.
Album Review: Agnostic Front – The American Dream Died
I didn’t know that I was missing really good hardcore punk until Agnostic Front released The American Dream Died and woke up my little punk rocker soul.
Album Review: Strung Out – Transmission.Alpha.Delta
In a nut-shell Transmission.Alpha.Delta feels like a well deserved tribute Strung Out wrote to themselves and I can’t… stop… listening to it!
Adopt This Album: Doomtree – All Hands
The beats on Doomtree's All Hands are fantastic and like the lyrics they have a uniquely layered complexity that enhances each song.
Adopt This Album: The Songs Of Tony Sly: A Tribute
The Songs of Tony Sly: A Tribute is a fittingly awesome tribute to one of the most important punk rock songwriters of our generation.
Album Review: Fences – Lesser Oceans
As it sits right now Fences Lesser Oceans is just overall unimpressive and doesn’t bring anything new or interesting to the table.
Adopt These Albums: Keaton Henson – Birthdays / Romantic Works
Josh Peters revisits Birthdays and Romantic Works, and reflects on the healing properties of Keaton Henson's intensely melancholic music.
Album Review: Enter Shikari – The Mindsweep
Though there is the occasional stand out track, Josh Peters believes the new Enter Shikari album, The Mindsweep, falls short of their earlier material.
Record Review: Pines – The Field Journal EP
Josh suffers a case of mistaken band identity with Pines' The Field Journal and wanders into the world of qualuades, Sci-fi, and Harrison Ford.