Interview with Riverhorse
Interview with one man alt-country band, Riverhorse where we talk about his debut album Opal, live shows, growing as an artist, and Opal's vinyl release.
Aaron Cooper
Aaron Cooper
Album Review: Collective Soul – See What You Started By Continuing
Collective Soul is a band that take pride in doing what they enjoy and doing it well. That aspect in turn causes them to make solid albums.
The History of James Bond Theme Songs and Sam Smith’s “Writing’s on the Wall”
The complete history of James Bond Theme Songs and how the Spectre theme from Sam Smith, "Writing's on the Wall" ranks in the history of the 007 franchise.
Ryan Adams – 1989: A Bearded Gentlemen Music Roundtable
Ryan Adams' song-by-song cover of Taylor Swift's 1989 proved so decisive that five writers each chimed in the record for a B.G.M. roundtable review.
Album Review: Lana Del Rey – Honeymoon
Lana Del Rey's proverbial Honeymoon of established popularity is over and all the listener is left with is a bland tapestry of predictable pillow talk.
Twenty One Pilots: Puppets of a Soulless Music Industry
If you believe that Twenty One Pilots are anything but puppets of a soulless music industry then Mediocre At Best may be the album of the year for you.
Album Review: Slayer – Repentless
No longer does Slayer sound like they're performing live from the bowels of Hell itself, but more like rehearsing in an apartment in Drumpf Towers.
Kanye West: Love and or Hate
After Kanye West's 13 minute on stage rant at last night's MTV VMAs we figured it was appropriate to share our own rant on Kanye, video of speech included.
Album Review: Hilary Duff – Breathe In. Breathe Out.
For what it's worth Arron enjoyed Hilary Duff's Breathe In. Breathe Out. much more than Taylor Swift's 1989, but that's not saying much.
Album Review: Bullet For My Valentine – Venom
There really isn't much else to cover here. It's not that Bullet For My Valentine's Venom is terrible, it's just so paint-by-numbers, it's beyond boring.