Jessy Lanza Retains that Silky Charm on Oh No
Oh No is as good as if not better than Jessy Lanza's debut which is no mean feat indeed. Jessy Lanza has easily released one of the best albums of 2016.
Album Reviews
John Zorn’s Ensemble Sizzles on The Painted Bird
On his new record, Painted Bird, John Zorn has assembled a talented group of musicians to create some of the most compelling noise I’ve heard all year
Thrice Achieves Perfection on To Be Everywhere Is To Be Nowhere
Has an album ever left you speechless? Thrice's new LP To Be Everywhere Is To Be Nowhere is so good, it just about left B.G.M.'s David Dring speechless.
Surgical Meth Machine: Al Jourgensen Bashes Celebrity Worship
Surgical Meth Machine sees Al Jourgensen toying with both old and new ideas. The album works best as a reminder of how great Ministry once was.
KLS – Superpop: Short And Face-Meltingly Sweet
If KLS live is anything like the high-energy paroxysm captured on Superpop, they must be on the shit list of every venue in Spain.
Trevor Sensor Blending Traditional Folk with 21st Centruy
On his debut EP, Texas Girls and Jesus Christ, singer/songwriter Trevor Sensor blends traditional folk imagery and sounds with a little 21st century edge.
Autolux – Pussy’s Dead: Smashing Music to Pieces
Listening to Autolux's third record Pussy's Dead is like finding buried treasure, writes BGM's Matt Jamison, who they've quickly become a must-watch act.
Album Review: Goo Goo Dolls – Boxes
On Boxes the Goo Goo Dolls embrace middle age, writes Bearded Gentlemen Music's David Dring, making emotional pop-rock that's ridiculously easy on the ear!
Record Review: He Whose Ox Is Gored – Vulse//Static 7″
Site favorites, He Whose Ox Is Gored, are back with a small sample into their musical expertise.
Your Soundtrack to Spring – Phosphene’s Breaker EP
Like the season in which it's been released, Phosphene's Breaker transitions from the melancholy of darker days into the promise of a lighter spring.