Album Review: Bob Dylan – Shadows In the Night
Bob Dylan's Shadows In The Night doesn't demand your attention and maybe it’s not for everyone, but those that like it will like it a lot. I sure did.
Album Reviews
Album Review: Dawn Richard – Blackheart
Dawn Richard is the total package and is two steps ahead of her peers. Blackheart is visionary and should be treated as such.
Album Review: Title Fight – Hyperview
Hyperview exhibits a change of pace and direction that works rather well. Title Fight may have changed route, but they haven’t lost anything along the way.
Album Review: Björk – Vulnicura
Vulnicura is an album that will be remembered for its uncompromising artistry and confronts us with the raw emotions that Björk dealt with while writing it
Album Review: Joey Bada$$ – B4.DA.$$
B4.DA.$$ positions Joey Bada$$ as capable and honest. The beats are solid and his flow is legit. The future is bright for Joey Bada$$.
Album Review: The Ting Tings – Super Critical
In a way, it’s too bad: until Super Critical, I wasn’t aware The Ting Tings were still around. Now, I just wonder if they've overstayed their welcome.
Album Review: Funeral For a Friend – Chapter And Verse
On Chapter and Verse, Funeral For a Friend have shown that even seven albums into a career you can still be a relevant band in an ever changing rock genre.
Album Review: Dengue Fever – The Deepest Lake
Dengue Fever's latest album The Deepest Lake is a wild, addicting mix of 60s pop, Cambodian rock and deep grooves. M. Milner reviews.
Album Review: Belle and Sebastian – Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance
Belle and Sebastian's new LP, Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance, is like a party that just doesn't end, and JP explains why that may not be the greatest thing.
Doomsday Student Interview and Review of A Walk Through Hysteria Park
Brandon talks with the amazing noise-wave band Doomsday Student about American Gladiators, crazy sound guys and their new album A Walk Through Hysteria Park