Album Review: Miami Horror – All Possible Futures
The candy coated songs on Miami Horror's All Possible Futures are just begging to be listened/danced/sung along to in the sunshine with a cocktail in hand.
2015
2015
Album Review: Lakker – Tundra
With Tundra, Lakker creates engaging, intelligent dance music that pulsates with energy and creativity. And you can dance to it too.
Album Review: METZ – METZ II
METZ's sophomore record METZ II is more of a refinement than an outright departure, and sees them living up to the expectations their city has for them.
Album Review: Superheaven – Ours is Chrome
Ours is Chrome is a great follow up to Jar. Superheaven proves that nothing has changed for them but their name and that the world is theirs for the taking.
Album Review: Bell Witch – Four Phantoms
Bell Witch's latest album Four Phantoms is the most emotionally draining, monolithic, & daunting masterpiece of doom metal that Dustin has ever encountered.
Album Review: Best Coast – California Nights
Best Coast's California Nights is utterly faultless from start to finish and I continued listening to it well after I'd finished writing this review.
Album Review: The Prodigy – The Day Is My Enemy
The Prodigy remains one of electronic music’s leading acts on The Day Is My Enemy. Thankfully Howlett, Flint, and Maxim don't go all pipe-and-slippers cozy.
Album Review: Blur – The Magic Whip
I applaud Blur for having the guts to do an anti-reunion album. The Magic Whip sounds like Blur in 2015 just as it should. No apologies, and no nostalgia.
Mickey Described Eternity: An Incomplete Guide To Built to Spill
Mickey walks us through the history and discography of Built To Spill and tells us why the band's music is so great and why Built To Spill is so important.
Interview with Local H
Aaron speaks with Local H's commander in chief, Scott Lucas, and asks him about 'Buzz Bins', proving your worth, and their new record Hey, Killer.