The By Gods: Move On | Rock Is Not Dad
Guitar rock has been in the hands of Dads for far too long. With "Move On", The By Gods are proving rock n roll is not Dad.
Album Reviews
John Carpenter | Anthology: Movie Themes 1974-1998
If you're already a fan of John Carpenter's Music and Movies, I shouldn't have to tell you that your collection NEEDS Anthology: Movie Themes 1974-1998.
William Patrick Corgan: Ogilala | Not Letting the Past Dictate the Future
Ogilala is definitely worth a listen if you are a fan, but if you're not a fan of Corgan's voice, this wont be the record to convince you differently.
Daphni: Joli Mai | Dancing = Happiness
Dan Snaith known for his work as Caribou brings new music under the moniker Daphni and his latest album Joli Mai brings dance filled happiness.
Beck: Colors | Void of Any True Color of Emotion
If Beck's Colors was from any newer artist, I would say, "hey, this is an okay produced pop record, cool deal." But it's not, it's Beck and it sucks.
From the Mouth of the Sun: Hymn Binding | Album Review
There is also an organic feeling to Hymn Binding, as if From the Mouth of the Sun have somehow managed to control nature.
Wadada Leo Smith: Reflections and Meditations on Monk | A Fitting Tribute to Thelonious
Reflections and Meditations on Monk, Wadada Leo Smith's solo trumpet album dedicated to Thelonious Monk, is a compelling and ear-opening tribute.
Gwen Stefani: You Make It Feel Like Christmas | ‘Tis the season to rethink holiday albums
Why was a Christmas album released in October? Why is Gwen Stefani trying to sound country on You Make It Feel Like Christmas? Why does this exist?
Chair Warriors: Dawn of Edo | Album Review
Chair Warriors Dawn of Edo has a bunch of songs that are entertaining, and possibly songs that we can dance or fuck to. So that's cool.
Unsane: Sterilized | Ouch Ouch Ouch
Listening to Unsane's Sterilize has made me realize how good they are and what they bring to the world. They are the very best at what they do.