Album Review: Inventions – Maze of Woods
Inventions is the product of two seasoned musicians and Maze of Woods is a strong addition to the bands quickly growing discography.
2015
2015
Adopt This Album: Kestrel – Kestrel
B.G.M. looks at Cherry Red's reissue of Kestrel's long-forgotten album, "an enjoyable slice of 70s prog with some good tunes and solid playing throughout.
Why Have There Been No Great Female Indie Bands?
Kelsey discusses the common practice of female discrimination in music. She argues that females in music should be treated as the norm and not the exception
Interview with Liturgy’s Hunter Hunt-Hendrix and Review of Ark Work
Brandon reviews Liturgy's latest album Ark Work and then interview Liturgy's Hunter Hunt-Hendrix. They talk about the new album, Michael Jackson, and haters
Album Review: Leviathan – Scar Sighted
Leviathan's Jef Whitehead still has a lot of personal redeeming to do, but the harrowing catharsis of Scar Sighted leaves his artistic reputation intact.
Odds and Ends: February 2015
Mickey goes over all the Odds and Ends - or the music you may have missed in February. Get caught up and enjoy all the great music contained in our round-up
Interview with Funeralbloom
Quinten interviews Austin, TX post-rock post-punk band Funeralbloom and asks them questions about their amazing album Petals. Prince, and St. Patrick's Day.
Album Review: Steve Earle – Terraplane
Terraplane is a fantastic album from start to finish. It may not be as adventurous as Steve Earle's previous releases, but it is still really solid.
Interview with Nick Yacyshyn – (SUMAC, Baptists)
Tom catches up with Nick Yacyshyn the drummer for Baptists and SUMAC to talk about SUMAC's latest album The Deal and a bunch of other cool stuff. Enjoy!
Beer and Album Pairing: Nickelback – No Fixed Address
John Ellis pairs six of America's worst tasting beers with six songs Nickelback's No Fixed Address. Needless to say John Ellis now hates all beer and music.