Album Review: Lights – Little Machines
Lights new album Little Machines is her best work. It isn't mainstream pop for mainstream pop's sake, it's much more expansive than that.
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Album Review: U2 – Songs of Innocence
Lost in the debate over how U2 released Songs of Innocence is if it's any good. It's not a return to form, but Mark Milner says it's a welcome return for U2
Bestival: A Festival Recap
Bestival 2014 has ensured that its attendees will be entering the final stretch of the year with a little warmth to keep the cold winter months bearable.
Album Review: The Kooks – Listen
The Kooks are back with their newest album Listen, which mixes in influences from neo-soul, reggae, and ska just to name a few.
Album Review: This Will Destroy You – Another Language
This Will Destroy You's Another Language is music with no words that lets you write your own story, according to your mood and what the sound inspire in you
Album Review: Busdriver – Perfect Hair
Perfect Hair is Busdriver's bravest work since he freestyled into a drive-thru speaker.
Album Review: Tennis – Ritual In Repeat
Tennis delivers another serving of warm indie warm with a side order of pop on their latest album Ritual In Repeat.
Album Review: YOB – Clearing the Path to Ascend
With Clearing the Path to Ascend, YOB have created a memorable album. I highly recommend this band for anyone looking for something extreme and very in-depth.
Album Review: Death From Above 1979 – The Physical World
With The Physical World, Death From Above 1979 have passed the reunion album test with flying colors. It is a surprise that the duo had this many good songs left in them.
Adopt this Album: Bob Dylan – The Bootleg Series Vol. 4: The “Royal Albert Hall” Concert
On a Tuesday night in Manchester, things came to a head for Bob Dylan, a 1966 show that entered bootleg lore and became one of his best live albums.