Album Review: Baroness – Purple
Baroness returning to music was such a huge thing for me personally. For them to come back with such a great album in Purple made it all the more better.
Album Reviews
Nicolas Jaar: The Genius of Nymphs
I'm enamored with the genius of Nicolas Jaar. Throughout all three Nymph EPs, he delicately constructs layers of sounds, sensations, and sensibilities.
Album Review: Bob Dylan: The Best of the Cutting Edge 1965-66
Bob Dylan: The Best of the Cutting Edge 1965-66 is well worth checking out, particularly if you think you know these songs inside and out.
Album Review: Joanna Newsom – Divers
Joanna Newsom's latest album Divers succeeds on multiple levels: it’s wide-spectrum folk with a reach beyond freak-folk aesthetes. Divers is a masterpiece.
Album Review: All Them Witches – Dying Surfer Meets His Maker
What makes All Them Witches' Dying Surfer Meets His Maker such an intriguing and addictive listen is the fact that it says so much in so little words.
Album Review: Sunn O))) – Kannon
Sunn O)))'s Kannon is an important album that teaches the metal that music does not have to be in your face and brash to be considered metal.
Album Review: Yellow Eyes – Sick With Bloom
Yellow Eyes weren't specifically thinking of me, but I am sure Yellow Eyes were thinking of someone when they created their latest album, Sick With Bloom.
Album Review: Moñecho – Past Waters/Fever Lives
Moñecho throws the rulebook out the window with the creation of Past Waters/Fever Lives, and lives to tell the tale. It’s unlike anything you’ve ever heard.
Album Review: Danzig – Skeletons
Danzig is getting old and obviously slowing down and Skeletons could have been a lot worse. Skeletons works on a level where we get to hear Danzig have fun.
Album Review: Mercy Ties – Proper Corruption
After listening to Proper Corruption on repeat it is safe to say devastation is an appropriate scene to incorporate into Mercy Ties' music.