Album Review: The Wheel Workers – Citizens
The Wheel Workers' Citizens is a combination of strong words and great music that results in pop-rock encouraging you to think. Nothing wrong with that!
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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.
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.
Album Review: Autopilot – Desert Dreams
Autopilot's Desert Dreams is definitely the perfect musical backdrop to the desert that is the prairies of Saskatchewan; simple, organic, and enjoyable.
Album Review: of Montreal – Aureate Gloom
of Montreal's Aureate Gloom continues their late career resurgence with what Mickey believes to be a very Kevin Barnesian take on a midlife crisis.
Album Review: Viet Cong – Viet Cong
Either the dudes in Viet Cong are some sort of weather shamans who saw this frigid Hell coming, or the release of their self-titled debut is eerily timed.
Album Review: Ariel Pink – pom pom
Ariel Pink pulls out all the stops on pom pom; it’s weirder, heavier, catchier, and more ambitious than anything he’s put out in the past, and he knows it.
Album Review: Esben and the Witch – A New Nature
A New Nature is the finely-honed third release from Brighton-based trio Esben and the Witch and it is creepy, gorgeous and atmospheric all at once.
Album Review: Michael Cera – True That
Where true that has pleasantly surprised me however, is in the nuanced charm as well as the depth to Michael Cera’s writing.
Album Review: The Black Lips – Underneath the Rainbow
Underneath the Rainbow by The Black Lips celebrates the spirit of renewal and acceptance.