Record Review: He Whose Ox Is Gored – Vulse//Static 7″
Site favorites, He Whose Ox Is Gored, are back with a small sample into their musical expertise.
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Phil’s Phive: March 2016
Need to catch up on your March of 2016 awesome music? Ya' boy Phil Maye has the five best albums that came out last month. Get it!
Phil’s Phive: Phebruary 2016 Edition
February. Wow. What a month. The world keeps spiraling closer and closer to certain doom, and in spite of that, people kept on releasing new albums.
12 Questions with Ero Guro
Phil Maye chats with Ero Guro about his morose new album Bankuti Simulator, being emo, and artistic growth that has occurred in his music over the years.
10 Questions with Fight AMP
Phil speaks with Jon DeHart and Mike McGinnis of Fight AMP about their latest record, Constantly Off, Nirvana, and the state of noise rock at large.
Album Review: Joanna Gruesome – Peanut Butter
Joanna Gruesome's sophomore effort Peanut Butter pours more sugar into the band's blend of raucous noise and sickly sweet melody.
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.
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.
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: 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.