Album Review: UXO – S/T
the dysfunctional parents that birthed UXO developed a symbiotic camaraderie with their distinct styles, which are evenly showcased throughout the album.
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Sun Kil Moon/Jesu Bonus Track (Stream / Download)
Editors Note: We have an exclusive stream / download of a Sun Kil Moon/Jesu b-side that didn’t make the album’s...
Album Review: Mondo Drag – The Occultation Of Light
Mondo Drag got my attention with their little self-titled nugget last year, and they are sweeping me off my feet The Occultation Of Light. So much Organ!
Album Review: Pinkshinyultrablast – Grandfeathered
Pinkshinyultrablast's Grandfeathered unleashes something from deep within, and encapsulates the notion that music doesn’t have to follow staid conventions.
Album Review: Slow Code – Marketable Skills
Slow Code call themselves a "Seattle WA-based dirge-punk power trio. Overcaffeinated, pensive, dissonant". I couldn't agree with that description more.
Album Review: St. Lucia – Matter
It can become an arduous task to find a ‘pure genre’ record. That is what Matter is and it does a damn fine job of it. A triumphant effort from St. Lucia.
Record Review: Majical Cloudz – Wait & See EP
Majical Cloudz does strike out in a new direction with The Wait & See, but it does so with a well-stocked collection of tools from its earlier efforts.
Doomsday Double Feature: Bloodiest – S/T vs. Sinistro – Semente
Bloodiest and Sinistro are two prophets of post-doom that have already created one HELL of a soundtrack with their new albums…enjoy it while you still can!
Album Review: Kanye West – The Life of Pablo (Summed Up In 2 Lines)
Dan Vesper reviews Kanye West's confounding new album, The Life Of Pablo, and offers very little in the way of answers. TLOP confounds us all.
Album Review: MONEY – Suicide Songs
MONEY's new album is slow, slurred, sad, almost pretty, rather bleak, and a tad humorous. And that is precisely what makes Suicide Songs a success overall.