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.
New Music
New Music
Ladies And Gentlemen, We Are Walking On Earth
Mickey White examines modern Afrofuturism through the lens of Young Thug 's Barter 6 and Young Fathers' White Men Are Black Men Too.
Album Review: Fences – Lesser Oceans
As it sits right now Fences Lesser Oceans is just overall unimpressive and doesn’t bring anything new or interesting to the table.
Album Review: Wire – Wire
Phil investigates Wire's place among other legacy acts as they release their 14th studio album, their most definitive release yet.
Album Review: Sicko Mobb – Super Saiyan Vol. 2
Sicko Mobb's Super Saiyan Vol. 2 is a worthy successor to the tape the heralded in the bop movement, and shows promise for their upcoming major label debut.
Album Review: Enter Shikari – The Mindsweep
Though there is the occasional stand out track, Josh Peters believes the new Enter Shikari album, The Mindsweep, falls short of their earlier material.
Album Review: Toro y Moi – What For?
Toro y Moi's foray into psych rock on his latest album What For? may seem unexpected at first, but it makes sense once you connect all the dots.
Album Review: Alien Ant Farm – Always and Forever
Steve Wheeler thinks that Alien Ant Farm's new album Always and Forever is like a horrible nu-metal nightmare come true, unfortunately its is real...
Album Review: Modest Mouse – Strangers to Ourselves
Modest Mouse's new album Strangers to Ourselves is a strong comeback, even if it doesn't live up to the high standards set by their early work.
Album Review: Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds – Chasing Yesterday
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds deliver a decent enough record in Chasing Yesterday, but Aaron Cooper thinks it could do with a bit more drive.