Neighborhood Brats – Confines of Life Review
Confines of Life, the third studio album from California punk band Neighborhood Brats, grabs your attention immediately and...
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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.
American Football: LP 3 | Teenage Feelings When You’re An Adult
Emo music for adults’ looks like an absolute trainwreck of an idea and maybe an album like American Football's LP3 deserves better, and more, than that.
Mars Motel @ Mercury Lounge | Making Summer Feel Endless
I took the chance to see Mars Motel live at Mercury Lounge and it was the one of the best spontaneous decisions I’ve made.
Pusha-T: Daytona | Brief, Impressive, Yet Partially Flawed
For all the good things that Pusha T's Daytona has going for it, even with its short length, it is not a perfect record. However, With each subsequent listen, I find more things to appreciate about Daytona, so in the end, maybe this, for right now, is what we needed.