2016’s Best New Old Music (or, The Best Reissues of 2016)
M Milner recaps 2016's best box sets, reissues, and live albums, including albums by Frank Zappa, Led Zeppelin, King Crimson, the Beatles and Miles Davis.
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Soundtracks to Your Life: Daredevil Original Soundtrack
On this edition of Soundtracks to Your Life, Aaron Cooper takes a look at Mondo's vinyl release of the Daredevil original soundtrack.
David Bowie: Blackstar is the Best Album of 2016 Hands Down
One thing needs to be made perfectly clear. David Bowie's Blackstar is the No.1 Album of 2016. We don’t feel like there is any other choice to be made here.
A Conversation With High Waisted At Riot Fest Chicago
Aaron Cooper has a conversation with NY's High Waisted at Riot Fest Chicago, discussing surf, parties, and gender equality in mainstream music.
A Tribe Called Quest: We Got it From Here…Thank You 4 Your Service | Deserves Your Attention
Far from perfect, A Tribe Called Quest's, 'We Got it From Here…Thank You 4 Your Service' is a listen that expects your patience and attention.
The Radio Dept.: Running Out of Love | Their First Album IN SIX YEARS
The Radio Dept.'s Running Out of Love isn’t a bad record; it just has the unfortunate distinction of being a kind of boring, meandering one.
Merso: Red World | Good To Die Records Presents The Evolution Of The Seattle Rock Scene
All bands on the Good To Die roster have a killer rhythm section, fun as hell live show, and damn good people. Merso is no exception on Red World.
Oozing Wound : Whatever Forever | Get High. Fuck. Destroy.
Oozing Wound's Whatever Forever is the gold standard of thrash-heavy noise rock that caters to people that like to “Get High. Fuck. Destroy.”
David Bowie: Who Can I Be Now? | Could Be So Much More
Who Can I Be Now, the new David Bowie box set, is a nice collection of music, writes B.G.M.'s M Milner, but it should have been so much more.
Helms Alee: Stillicide | A Powerful and Perfect Jumanji
Go buy Helms Alee's Stillicide. Just beware of the Jumanji effect. When you get the album in your ears strange things will happen. This is a powerful album.