Record Review: Southern Voyagers – Mercator’s Map
Mercator's Map, the debut EP from the mysterious Southern Voyagers is a concise take on post-rock that leaves Dustin Grooms wanting more.
Album Reviews
Album Review: Joanna Gruesome – Peanut Butter
Joanna Gruesome's sophomore effort Peanut Butter pours more sugar into the band's blend of raucous noise and sickly sweet melody.
Album Review: Fyfe – Control
In finding himself and finding his sound on Control, Fyfe helps us find that life and love is a little more relatable than the world might have us believe.
Album Review: Weedeater – Goliathan
If you need a soundtrack while shootin’ at beer cans with Papaw’s sawed-off shotgun, Wedeater's Goliathan will be right up your alley.
Album Review: Sun Kil Moon – Universal Themes
Sun Kil Moon's Universal Themes isn’t interesting. It’s insulting. At its core, this an album that assumes its listener is an idiot.
Album Review: Tricot – A N D
Tricot's new record A N D is heaping helping of twin-guitar math rock that'll change what you think Japanese rock sounds like, explains M. Milner.
Album Review: The Wheel Workers – Citizens
The Wheel Workers' Citizens is a combination of strong words and great music that results in pop-rock encouraging you to think. Nothing wrong with that!
Album Review: Elvis Depressedly – New Alhambra
New Alhambra Is a step in an interesting direction for Cothran and co. and makes me wonder where Elvis Depressedly will go musically from here.
Album Review: Paradise Lost – The Plague Within
Paradise Lost's latest album The Plague Within, is certainly their heaviest and it wraps up the band’s past 15 years into one beast of an album.
Album Review: Ciara – Jackie
All of her albums have multiple infectious, well crafted, down and dirty dance-pop and R & B tracks, and combined with that sickly sweet and soothing voice drizzled over surging feminine sexuality, you have the perfect Pop Goddess.