Album Review: Her and All of My Friends by Ritt Momney
The album feels impossible to describe. Its mix of several different genres creates a dynamic environment for the listener.
Album Review: Places by The National Parks
This album wasn’t perfect, but in context of their entire discography it turned out to be a really, really important record.
Album Review: Ashes & Gold by Lunar Spirit
Poignant is the word that comes to mind: a focus on beauty with mostly straight ahead, slower grooves.
Album Review: Endangered Species by YesterKid
This record is detailed and meticulously crafted to provide the listener with an experience that is wholly fulfilling and devoid of any head-scratching moments.
Why Every Musician Should Watch “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World”
In this movie, music is the tool of the filmmaker—framing the plot, revealing the characters, and acting as an artistic catalyst for efficient audio/visual storytelling.
Album Review: The Graduate by Zachisatourist
We need albums like this, which give us the opportunity to express those grave fears, self-doubts, and even self-hatred.
Album Review: Flatline by Sophie Blair
This album is unique, inviting, and a deep dive into what it feels like to be human.
Album Review: Was Ist Scheissters? by Scheissters
Give this EP a listen with a pair of good headphones. The organized chaos is all the more disorienting when you can hear the full stereo image.
Album Review: Overzealous EP by Foreign Figures
The band has cultivated their sound further in the years since this EP’s release. In retrospect, this has proven a solid jumping off point for the group.
Album Review: Health Care Self Titled LP
For Fans of: Guns and Roses, AC/DC, Evanescence, Bon Jovi, Metallica
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