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.
Album Reviews
Zulus Interview and Review of II
If you are in the mood for some reckless, energetic and clever noise rock, then Zulus' II is a wise choice. It is so good we interviewed the band.
Record Review: Foo Fighters – Saint Cecilia
The Saint Cecilia EP feels like more than a freebie, it's more of a reminder as to why so many people love the Foo Fighters, and rock n roll itself.
Extreme Compare And Contrast: Israel Nash’s Silver Season vs. Cult Leader’s Lightless Walk
Could two albums be further apart than the peaceful folk of Israel Nash's Silver Season and the metallic savagery of Cult Leader's Lightless Walk?
Album Review: Kurt Cobain – Montage Of Heck: The Home Recordings (Deluxe Edition)
Montage Of Heck: The Home Recordings is basically playing Weekend At Bernies with Kurt Cobain's corpse. No class, no respect. No thanks.
Album Review: Freddie Gibbs – Shadow Of A Doubt
Let there be no doubt (pun intended), that Freddie Gibbs' Shadow Of A Doubt is a tour de force of modern-day gangsta rap. And oh boy is it brilliant.
No More Casual Vanning: A Look At The Essential Van Morrison
What is about Van Morrison that inspires such loyalty and passion? While I’m sure there are a casual Van fans, some people are in love with his music.
Album Review: Disclosure – Caracal
If the Lawrence Brothers are proud of Caracal, then I’m happy for them. Disclosure certainly know how to make a better electro-pop tune than I do.
Grimes: Welcome to Realiti
From start to finish, Art Angels is not only Grimes strongest album yet but one of the best I’ve heard this year, or any year. Claire Boucher is genius.
Album Review: EL VY – Return to The Moon
Matt Berninger and Brent Knopf as EL VY are a mismatched musical duo and Return to The Moon is an album that doesn’t lack ambition but blatantly lacks focus