Interview with Local H
Aaron speaks with Local H's commander in chief, Scott Lucas, and asks him about 'Buzz Bins', proving your worth, and their new record Hey, Killer.
Aaron Cooper
Aaron Cooper
Album Review: The Weaks – Bad Year
Aaron Cooper thoroughly enjoyed Bad Year and has become a fan of The Weaks 90s rock sound. He really hopes this album isn't a fluke.
Album Review: Scott Weiland and the Wildabouts – Blaster
Scott Weiland and the Wildabouts play to their strengths and do it surprisingly well on Blaster. Weiland doesn't re-invent the wheel, but keeps it rolling.
Album Review: Local H – Hey, Killer
Local H play to their strengths on Hey, Killer and ignore anything that doesn't fit the description of hard edge alternative rock. Local H make no apologies
Album Review: Big Data – 2.0
Aaron Cooper doesn't think 2.0 is as important or intelligent of an album as Big Data a.k.a. Alan Wilkis wants you to believe it is, but it's fun for now.
Album Review: Lonely Robot – Please Come Home
Please Come Home, John Mitchell's debut solo album as Lonely Robot, is too reliant on 80's tropes and over-compressed guitar. Aaron Cooper investigates.
Where Do The Blurred Lines Get Drawn?
Aaron discusses the slippery slope that has been created with Blurred Lines Verdict and Marvin Gayes estate winning over Robin Thicke and Pharell.
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.
Album Review: Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds – Chasing Yesterday
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds deliver a decent enough record in Chasing Yesterday, but Aaron Cooper thinks it could do with a bit more drive.
Album Review: Moon Duo – Shadow Of The Sun
Moon Duo's latest fails to impress Aaron Cooper, leaving him wondering whether or not experiments like Shadow of the Sun should stay in the lab.