Record Review: FKA Twigs – M3LL155X
FKA Twigs' M3LL155X is remarkable for the amount it manages to pack into its five tracks and also because it is a more direct tirade against societal norms.
2015
2015
The Wrecking Ball ATL: Day 2 Recap
The Wrecking Ball ATL: Day 2 Recap courtesy of Quinten and Nathan featuring: Coheed and Cambria, Superheaven, Glassjaw, You Blew It!, and American Nightmare
The Wrecking Ball ATL: Day 1 Recap
The Wrecking Ball ATL: Day 1 Recap courtesy of Quinten and Nathan featuring: HUM, Title Fight, Judge, DESCENDANTS, blis., TWIABPAIANLATD, and Old Gray.
12 Questions with Ero Guro
Phil Maye chats with Ero Guro about his morose new album Bankuti Simulator, being emo, and artistic growth that has occurred in his music over the years.
Album Review: Toupée – Leg Toucher
Toupée's Leg Toucher is an era defying enigma that drags you through the Goth Punk/noise wave of the 80’s & then through the 90’s era of Punk and Post Punk.
Album Review: Dr. Dre – Compton
If Compton is a send-off, it's a fitting one. Dr. Dre may have not fixed the world, but he leaves the game with his city rich in musical lineage.
Album Review: Venetian Snares – Your Face
The songs on Venetian Snares' Your Face largely concern themselves with spanning the width of IDM influence and creating a new identifiable whole.
Record Review: Årabrot – You Bunch of Idiots
Phil Maye reports on how Årabrot's latest EP You Bunch of Idiots is a much needed kick in the pants to the dying rock n' roll genre.
Album Review: Chelsea Wolfe – Abyss
Abyss is the work that will define Chelsea Wolfe as the queen of the mysterious and the priestess that reigns over the dreams of her devoted listeners.
Album Review: Chief Keef – Bang 3
Chief Keef's Bang 3 is a reminder of how mindless and fun the hip-hop genre can be when it wants to be and serves as a welcome distraction overall.