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.
AaronTheAudiophile
AaronTheAudiophile
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.
The Song That Got Away: The 20 Year Search
Aaron searches 20 years for a song that he heard when he was a little kid. Finally, thanks to technology he is reunited with "the song that got away"!
Album Review: Wilco – Star Wars
Instead of giving fans a gift card to Sears, Wilco has given them something personalized and crafted by hand. This gift is the solid new album Star Wars.
Interview with Kellii Scott of Failure
Aaron interviews Failure's drummer Kellii Scott about the bands reunion, their new album The Heart is A Monster, and what it's like playing in Failure again.
Album Review: Failure – The Heart Is A Monster
The Heart Is A Monster lives up to the hype. Failure delivers all of the other worldly space rock, but still manages to sound original and fresh.
Album Review: Third Eye Blind – Dopamine
Overall Third Eye Blind's Dopamine is a pretty average album with a few listenable pop tunes, and a handful of shoulder shrugs.
Album Review: Elvis Depressedly – New Alhambra
New Alhambra Is a step in an interesting direction for Cothran and co. and makes me wonder where Elvis Depressedly will go musically from here.
Album Review: Tom DeLonge – To The Stars…Demos, Odds and Ends
The problem with Tom Delonge's To The Stars...Demos, Odds and Ends is that it just isn't any good at all. These songs don't even resemble music.
Album Review: Blur – The Magic Whip
I applaud Blur for having the guts to do an anti-reunion album. The Magic Whip sounds like Blur in 2015 just as it should. No apologies, and no nostalgia.