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.
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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: Noveller – Fantastic Planet
Noveller's new album Fantastic Planet is 40 minutes of noisy guitar bliss right up the Fripp/Eno alleyway. M. Milner explains why it is so amazing.
Album Review: Nils Frahm – Solo
Nils Frahm’s musicianship is ever-present on Solo, proving that the term “composer” is a more accurate descriptor of his writing style and incredible output
Album Review: Steven Wilson – Hand. Cannot. Erase.
Steven Wilson's latest album Hand. Cannot. Erase. is like black licorice: it’s not for everyone, but those who've acquired the taste will like it a lot.
Album Review: 36 Crazyfists – Time and Trauma
36 Crazyfists' new album, Time and Trauma is awful and Josh Peters is disappointed in the decidedly nu-metal direction they've taken.
Interview with Nick Yacyshyn – (SUMAC, Baptists)
Tom catches up with Nick Yacyshyn the drummer for Baptists and SUMAC to talk about SUMAC's latest album The Deal and a bunch of other cool stuff. Enjoy!
Album Review: CAIRO – A History Of Reasons
CAIRO's A History of Reasons is a series of emotionally driven songs with strong musical composition and is a diverse and consistent album.
Post-post-punks: The Pop Group and Gang of Four
M. Milner reviews the new albums from The Pop Group and Gang of Four and examines how both bands have aged both musically and in concept.
Album Review: Whiskey of the Damned – Monsters Are Real
Whiskey of the Damned's new album Monsters Are Real completely blew John away! Slam a Guinness, listen, then jump into the pit with some bangers and mash!