Album Review: Of Monsters and Men – Beneath the Skin
Of Monsters and Men's Beneath the Skin is an album built on the back of music that not only stands up to repeat listens, but deepens with repeat listens.
2015
2015
Album Review: Between the Buried and Me – Coma Ecliptic
Between The Buried And Me's latest effort Coma Ecliptic dazzles on a surface level, but still attempts to shoehorn too many ideas into an hour.
Album Review: Failure – The Heart Is A Monster
The Heart Is A Monster lives up to the hype. Failure delivers all of the other worldly space rock, but still manages to sound original and fresh.
Album Review: Bully – Feels Like
Whatever kind of magic it is, Bully has it on their latest album, Feels Like and Daniel Jackson will never let his Mom throw away this album.
No Joy Interview and Review of More Faithful
Brandon reviews the latest No Joy album More Faithful and then interviews the band and asks them about Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and a bunch of other fun stuff.
Album Review: Third Eye Blind – Dopamine
Overall Third Eye Blind's Dopamine is a pretty average album with a few listenable pop tunes, and a handful of shoulder shrugs.
Adopt this Album: Calexico – Edge of The Sun
Like all of Calexico’s albums Edge of the Sun is fun, layered, complex, moody, sultry, diverse, and interesting. This is an album worth listening too.
Album Review: Agnostic Front – The American Dream Died
I didn’t know that I was missing really good hardcore punk until Agnostic Front released The American Dream Died and woke up my little punk rocker soul.
Album Review: Florence + The Machine – How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful
How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful is as powerful an album as Florence + The Machine has released and it’s certainly all three. Recommended.
Album Review: Rolo Tomassi-Grievances
Rola Tomassi continue to expand upon their imposing sound with their latest album Grievances . With Eva and James Spence becoming more and more versatile.