Album Review: Scott Weiland and the Wildabouts – Blaster
Scott Weiland and the Wildabouts play to their strengths and do it surprisingly well on Blaster. Weiland doesn't re-invent the wheel, but keeps it rolling.
Album Reviews
Album Review: Local H – Hey, Killer
Local H play to their strengths on Hey, Killer and ignore anything that doesn't fit the description of hard edge alternative rock. Local H make no apologies
Album Review: Wire – Wire
Phil investigates Wire's place among other legacy acts as they release their 14th studio album, their most definitive release yet.
Album Review: Autopilot – Desert Dreams
Autopilot's Desert Dreams is definitely the perfect musical backdrop to the desert that is the prairies of Saskatchewan; simple, organic, and enjoyable.
Album Review: Moon King – Secret Life
Moon King has crafted a stellar record with Secret Life that introduces us to the true effect that a lifetime of personal growth and loss can bring about.
Album Review: Tyler, The Creator – Cherry Bomb
Tyler, The Creator is at his best when he means what he says. As such, Cherry Bomb is the album 2015 didn't know it needed.
Record Review: Green Elder – Offering
For fans of traditional, bare-bones neofolk, Green Elder’s Offering is a great addition to an already admirable catalogue of releases.
Album Review: Shlohmo – Dark Red
Shlohmo wanted for Dark Red to be his loudest release yet, and in that he succeeded. However, Dark Red remains welcoming through his attention to detail.
The Beatles Final Act: Ringo Starr – Postcards from Paradise / Paul McCartney – New
A reflection on the remaining Beatles' Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney latest solo efforts, and what the albums say about their respective work ethics.
Album Review: Sicko Mobb – Super Saiyan Vol. 2
Sicko Mobb's Super Saiyan Vol. 2 is a worthy successor to the tape the heralded in the bop movement, and shows promise for their upcoming major label debut.