Album Review: Axis – Show Your Greed
Axis is releasing Show Your Greed today, which will become the definitive hardcore album of 2015. If you haven’t heard of them yet, now is a good time.
Album Reviews
Album Review: The Strypes – Little Victories
I was really pleased with Little Victories. Maybe it's because I've grown up listening to The Strpes, but I'm very proud of the work that they've done here.
Album Review: Bad Guys – Bad Guynaecology
Bad Guys' Bad Guynaecology offers nothing in terms of high-brow giggles or particular originality, but then of course, that’s not really the point.
Album Review: Silkie – Fractals
Fractals is extroverted, but never over-the-top with its energy or appeal. Silkie wants to engage your senses without overwhelming them.
Record Review: The Devil Wears Prada – Space EP
The Devil Wears Prada set out to make an EP that sounded like Space. They've accomplished that! Each song takes you on an adventure to another world.
Album Review: Tori Amos – Little Earthquakes (Reissue)
The reissue of Tori Amos' Little Earthquakes is all you could ask for in a deluxe reissue. M. Milner, explains why Little Earthquakes and Amos are so great.
Record Review: Hemlock Ernst & Madlib – Trouble Knows Me
Trouble Knows Me, the partnership between Future Islands' Samuel T. Herring as Hemlock Ernst and Madlib is intriguing, but still needs a ton work.
Album Review: Hilary Duff – Breathe In. Breathe Out.
For what it's worth Arron enjoyed Hilary Duff's Breathe In. Breathe Out. much more than Taylor Swift's 1989, but that's not saying much.
Album Review: Beach House – Depression Cherry
Beach House, have made precisely the type of record in Depression Cherry that Beach House would make at this point in their career and that's okay.
Album Review: Locrian – Infinite Dissolution
Infinite Dissolution tries to incorporate new elements within the Locrian’s barriers and is thematically loyal to the sense of destruction, but fails.