Interview with Coliseum
Coliseum's fifth full length, Anxiety's Kiss, is a testament to the longevity of the band. Phil Maye spoke with the band about the record and punk en masse.
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Film Review: Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck
Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck will chew you up and spit you out and leave you feeling like you want to give Kurt a hug or lovingly talk some sense into him.
Thrice Reunion @ House of Blues (Anaheim, CA) 05/12/2015
The house lights turned down and the four members of Thrice took the stage for the first time in three years... Thrice did not disappoint. Any set you get from these guys, if you’re a fan; you’re going to be very happy about.
Album Review: Ciara – Jackie
All of her albums have multiple infectious, well crafted, down and dirty dance-pop and R & B tracks, and combined with that sickly sweet and soothing voice drizzled over surging feminine sexuality, you have the perfect Pop Goddess.
Album Review: Holly Herndon – Platform
Holly Herndon has crafted a superior album that presents the ins and outs of experimental electronic music in inventive ways that will appeal to people, no matter how familiar they might be with the genre.
Brainfeeder Superstar: Yet Another Brainiac In L.A.
[Author’s Note: This article is a patchwork of criticism, anecdotes and interviews. The personal interactions I recall were...
Album Review: Thee Oh Sees – Mutilator Defeated At Last
Thee Oh Sees are a great band that have more than proved themselves as competent artists in today's indie scene but to someone who may have listened to at least half of their records, they are beginning to sound a bit tired.
Album Review: Lakker – Tundra
With Tundra, Lakker creates engaging, intelligent dance music that pulsates with energy and creativity. And you can dance to it too.
Album Review: METZ – METZ II
METZ's sophomore record METZ II is more of a refinement than an outright departure, and sees them living up to the expectations their city has for them.
Album Review: Bell Witch – Four Phantoms
Bell Witch's latest album Four Phantoms is the most emotionally draining, monolithic, & daunting masterpiece of doom metal that Dustin has ever encountered.