Album Review: The Libertines – Anthems for Doomed Youth
I, for one, am glad the Libertines are no longer dead. On Anthems for Doomed Youth, they seem to be glad that they aren't dead too.
2015
2015
Album Review: Micachu and the Shapes – Good Sad Happy Bad
there is a method to the madness that is Micachu and the Shapes. Good Sad Happy Bad is a success when it creates a hazy aesthetic.
Album Review: Blacklisters – Adult
Blacklisters' latest album Adult provides the perfect soundtrack to brewing beer in chaotic storms that knock down 60 foot trees.
Album Review: Clutch – Psychic Warfare
Do we mind that Psychic Warfare offers nothing new? No, because we know that it serves as an excuse for Clutch to rock our mothers, sons and daughters.
Deafheaven Succeeds on Leaving Sunbather Behind
Deafheaven's New Bermuda is a totally different concept and should not be held to the same standards as Sunbather. New Bermuda leaves me hungry for more.
Album Review: Janet Jackson – Unbreakable
Unbreakable is neither a career misstep, nor is it a redefining moment. Despite the misfires, it still shows that Janet Jackson still has something to say.
The Resurgence of Jazz in 2015
Just this year alone, four records have shown the different ways jazz can be relevant, or at least continue to find an audience in 2015, explains M. Milner.
Thundercat Live at the Hoxton or; The Revolution of Attention
Phil saw Thundercat Sunday night at the Hoxton and had a profound, drunk revelation about the decline of ADHD culture and the revolution of Jazz in 2015.
Album Review: Wild Throne – Harvest Of Darkness
Wild Throne’s energy is highly contagious and I am convinced that Harvest of Darkness will top a lot of personal Albums Of The Year lists year for 2015.
Man Man @ The Grog Shop, Cleveland Heights, OH – September 24, 2015
The Man Man show felt like a creep show carnival. It felt like a 1970s dance party. It felt like experimental theater. It felt like the awakening of a cult.