Ska Punk International | Songs For Moms, Volume 1 | Ska Charity Compilations
Before I get into the actual review of this comp album, I think it’s important to understand why...
Album review
Album review
Neckscars | Don’t Panic Review
I think it’s fitting that the debut album from New York’s Neckscars is called Don’t Panic. After all, they...
Slenderbodies | Unearth all of the Feels
As we begin transitioning into a new way of living, we’re looking forward to making new memories. Whether...
Neighborhood Brats – Confines of Life Review
Confines of Life, the third studio album from California punk band Neighborhood Brats, grabs your attention immediately and...
Belvedere – Hindsight is the Sixth Sense Review
It’s safe to say that 2020 was a tough year for everyone. With the world essentially shut down...
Voodoo Glow Skulls – Livin’ the Apocalypse Review
A lot has happened in the world and with Voodoo Glow Skulls since the release of their last...
A.A. Williams – Forever Blue | Thoughtful Rock for Troubled Times
Conjuring up spine-tingling sensations laced with a dark romanticism, "Forever Blue", the debut album from A.A. Williams is equal parts haunting and dreamy.
Oozelles – Oozelles | Embracing the Freedom of Stylistic Fusion
No matter your preferred aphorism about the cyclical nature of tastes and trends, they’re all mostly true –...
The OSYX: The OSYX | Updating Janis Joplin for the 21st Century
The OSYX is packed with fervent music and pissed-off voices, making it perfect for air guitarists around the world - including my Joplin-loving Boomer mom.
BROCKHAMPTON | grim, grit, and grimace
BROCKHAMPTON overall is good, loud, but also grungey and raunchy. They get the grim, grit, and grimace of what it takes to make good music.