Miranda and the Beat – Can’t Take It | Stop Worrying and Just Rock
Look – it’s Fall 2024. Can genre revivalism please die? Musicians, critics, and fans alike despise how clickbait...
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Megafauna – Olympico | Pushing Hard Rock Forward
The gap between creating familiar art that placates an audience and familiar art that challenges your audience is...
Astral Hand: Lords Of Data – Defying Standard Convention
As much as I hate to debate what genre a band belongs to, I have no problem believing...
Album Review: Chris Forsyth & The Solar Motel – The Rarity of Experience
Chris Forsyth and The Solar Motel's The Rarity of Experience has a lot of nice guitar work and expansive jamming. For those into psych rock you'll dig it.
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: Dengue Fever – The Deepest Lake
Dengue Fever's latest album The Deepest Lake is a wild, addicting mix of 60s pop, Cambodian rock and deep grooves. M. Milner reviews.
Deseret Industries For the Crate Find: The Art of Record Shopping at Thrift Stores
There is an art of record shopping at thrift stores, the key is being "well-versed" in pop music. You're probably not going to find any mint Beatles records
Record Review: White Denim – Corsicana Lemonade
Austin’s White Denim are one of few groups today that seem to exclusively draw influence from early musical...
Tera Melos / TTNG @ The Garrison TO, ON 04/28/13
Performance art, especially in big cities like Toronto is everywhere; there is a strong chance that if you...
Record Review: Thee Oh Sees – Floating Coffin
Thee Oh Sees are by no means a new group, with years of experience under their belts, and...