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
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Record Review: Pines – The Field Journal EP
Josh suffers a case of mistaken band identity with Pines' The Field Journal and wanders into the world of qualuades, Sci-fi, and Harrison Ford.
Album Review: Tobias Jesso Jr. – Goon
Tobias Jesso Jr gives the classic piano man a modern update on his debut Goon, and Tom Vickress applauds its masterful, minimal songwriting.
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.
Album Review: All That Remains – The Order of Things
Melodic, metal-core band, All That Remains will attempt to remain at the top of the heavy music mountain with another fine release, The Order of Things.
Album Review: U2 – Songs of Innocence
Lost in the debate over how U2 released Songs of Innocence is if it's any good. It's not a return to form, but Mark Milner says it's a welcome return for U2
New Jams: Deafheaven – From The Kettle Onto The Coil
As a way of return, Deafheaven have decided to release ‘’From The Kettle Onto The Coil’’ as part of the Adult Swim Series.
Album Review: The Raveonettes – Pe’ahi
Retro, swanky, violent, beautiful, and ravenous. 5 adjectives I happily and readily attribute to the new Raveonettes album Pe’ahi.
Record Review: Dust Moth – Dragon Mouth
As far as first EPs go Dust Moth's Dragon Mouth is really a treat.
Between The Buried And Me, Deafheaven, Intronaut, and The Kindred @ The Phoenix, Toronto, ON 2/28/14
In December of last year, Between the Buried and Me released word of their first tour of 2014, and anticipation began to grow immediately.