Album Review: Timeshares – Already Dead
Timeshares put out a classic record in Already Dead that I would not only recommend to lovelorn strangers, but to anyone who loves authentic rock n roll.
Album Reviews
Album Review: Miami Horror – All Possible Futures
The candy coated songs on Miami Horror's All Possible Futures are just begging to be listened/danced/sung along to in the sunshine with a cocktail in hand.
Album Review: Lakker – Tundra
With Tundra, Lakker creates engaging, intelligent dance music that pulsates with energy and creativity. And you can dance to it too.
Album Review: METZ – METZ II
METZ's sophomore record METZ II is more of a refinement than an outright departure, and sees them living up to the expectations their city has for them.
Album Review: Superheaven – Ours is Chrome
Ours is Chrome is a great follow up to Jar. Superheaven proves that nothing has changed for them but their name and that the world is theirs for the taking.
Album Review: Bell Witch – Four Phantoms
Bell Witch's latest album Four Phantoms is the most emotionally draining, monolithic, & daunting masterpiece of doom metal that Dustin has ever encountered.
Album Review: Best Coast – California Nights
Best Coast's California Nights is utterly faultless from start to finish and I continued listening to it well after I'd finished writing this review.
Album Review: The Prodigy – The Day Is My Enemy
The Prodigy remains one of electronic music’s leading acts on The Day Is My Enemy. Thankfully Howlett, Flint, and Maxim don't go all pipe-and-slippers cozy.
Album Review: Blur – The Magic Whip
I applaud Blur for having the guts to do an anti-reunion album. The Magic Whip sounds like Blur in 2015 just as it should. No apologies, and no nostalgia.
Album Review: The Mountain Goats – Beat the Champ
The Mountain Goats latest record Beat the Champ is really good, John Darnielle has written 13 songs about pro-wrestling and it captivates throughout.