The Radio Dept.: Running Out of Love | Their First Album IN SIX YEARS
The Radio Dept.'s Running Out of Love isn’t a bad record; it just has the unfortunate distinction of being a kind of boring, meandering one.
Album Reviews
Merso: Red World | Good To Die Records Presents The Evolution Of The Seattle Rock Scene
All bands on the Good To Die roster have a killer rhythm section, fun as hell live show, and damn good people. Merso is no exception on Red World.
Danny Brown: Atrocity Exhibition | The Game-Changer He Always Thought He Could Be
Danny Brown has made all of the right decisions on Atrocity Exhibition. He is a student of the game and that is increasingly obvious.
Grouplove: Big Mess | Undying Optimism
Grouplove’s undying optimism returns with Big Mess. Grouplove brings an album full of upbeat pop songs that will reinvigorate your outlook on life.
Twin Atlantic: GLA | Supremely Scottish
Twin Atlantic's GLA may have its blemishes but it is irrefutably exciting and as aesthetically pleasing as the passionate city they hail from.
Oozing Wound : Whatever Forever | Get High. Fuck. Destroy.
Oozing Wound's Whatever Forever is the gold standard of thrash-heavy noise rock that caters to people that like to “Get High. Fuck. Destroy.”
Foretaste: Space Echoes | They Like ‘80s Music!
Foretaste's new LP Space Echoes is a fun, 80s-indebted pop record writes Adam Newton, and a really good pastiche, but ultimately still a pastiche.
Adopt This Album: Bruce Springsteen – Live 1975-85
Commercially, the 1980s were kind to Bruce Springsteen. He’d began the decade with both a sprawling two-LP set The...
David Bowie: Who Can I Be Now? | Could Be So Much More
Who Can I Be Now, the new David Bowie box set, is a nice collection of music, writes B.G.M.'s M Milner, but it should have been so much more.
Taking Back Sunday: Tidal Wave | Returning to Their Rock Roots
Taking Back Sunday's Tidal Wave isn't a collection of singles, writes Aaron Cooper, but an actual album and one of their most satisfying releases in years.