Surgical Meth Machine: Al Jourgensen Bashes Celebrity Worship
Surgical Meth Machine sees Al Jourgensen toying with both old and new ideas. The album works best as a reminder of how great Ministry once was.
Aaron Cooper
Aaron Cooper
How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Magical Mystery Tour
In this revealing piece, Aaron Cooper revisits his relationship with the Beatles' 1967 classic Magical Mystery Tour, and reflects on life's second chances.
Prince: The Brain, The Heart, The Beat
Prince is among the exclusive company of artists who have not only shaped the way we listen to music in general, but the way we feel about our own psyche.
Brother O’ Brother / Riverhorse @ Chicago Street Pub (Joliet IL), March 26th, 2016
Having Brother O' Brother and Riverhorse share a record label would be strange enough, much less the same bill. But something about the night worked.
Is The Joy Formidable’s Hitch the Death of Modern Shoegaze?
The Joy Formidable stripped away their fancy layers to give us what we fell in love with on Hitch, but were they that special in the first place.
Album Review: Bob Mould – Patch The Sky
Bob Mould's Patch The Sky is a fantastic record made up of sophisticated alternative rock song writing, that never sinks into the dreaded "Dad Rock".
Interview with Andrew W.K.
Andrew W.K. talks about his possible new album, out look on life, helping others, his 'Vinyl' contribution, and who parties harder, Sasquatch or Unicorns.
Album Review: Iggy Pop – Post Pop Depression
If Post Pop Depression is Iggy Pop's final record his rant that closes "Paraguay" is a satisfying bookend as one of the most interesting characters in rock.
Album Review: Yuck – Stranger Things
Overall, Yuck's new album Stranger Things reminds of the era I grew up in, and I can't help myself from being in love with the familiarity of it all.
Album Review: The Cult – Hidden City
Sadly, just like The Cult's flirtation with commercial relevance, their latest album Hidden City doesn't quite seal the deal. All this mood with no pay off.