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Glasgow’s 1990s (that’s 1990s, not 1990’s, not The 1990s) should be commended for the effort they’ve put into trying to make a good rock ‘n…
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Glasgow’s 1990s (that’s 1990s, not 1990’s, not The 1990s) should be commended for the effort they’ve put into trying to make a good rock ‘n…
With the release of Robert Gomez's Brand New Towns and other releases from good Denton, TX-based bands such as Midlake, this small town tucked away…
Tiny Vipers' Hands Across the Void demonstrates her--the band is actually the project of Jesy Fortino--full power of her talent. While her guitar pieces may…
To those uninitiated to Deerhoof, Friend Opportunity is a good place to start. In 36 minutes the album packs in a song about dogs, choo-choos,…
When I first picked up Sospiri, the latest release from The Winston Jazz Routine, I was silently preparing to drop a wordy, academic jazz review…
I've been listening almost exclusively to The Broken String for about a week straight now, and my conclusion? It's fine. It doesn't make me jump…
The third release from New York dolls Interpol is exactly what we’ve come to expect from the four lads: a beautiful, melancholic exploration of sound…
The Turbo Fruits – an offshoot of Nashville’s Be Your Own Pet – play the breed of rock 'n roll that’s best paired with a…
I can't give Trading Twilight for Daylight a pure, unbiased review, seeing how I listen to a lot of music that sounds a lot like…
Sometimes it's a crime when an album gets released in the United Kingdom with no apparent timetable for its release into the wild stateside. It's…