DEATHDANCE: Réveiller
Many of the descriptions of DEATHDANCE touch on their dark, moody electronic sounds and Nine Inch Nails influence. Though these descriptions are accurate to…
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Kim Gordon: No Home Record
When Thurston Moore unveiled his solo debut, Psychic Hearts, critics complained that the material sounded too much like the music he’d been releasing for…
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Odessa: All Things
Trying to balance yourself between the line of folk and indie is a hard act but Odessa seems to be able to do it…
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The Paranoyds: Carnage Bargain
The Paranoyds are a four piece punk band hailing from Los Angeles, California. Their latest release, Carnage Bargain, continues to display them as one…
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Juliana Hatfield: Juliana Hatfield Sings the Police
As a member of Blake Babies and The Juliana Hatfield Three, Juliana Hatfield has already cemented her musical legacy so it only seems right…
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Sunn O))): Pyroclasts
Sunn O))) has made a legendary career by creating droning, ominous sounds of biblical proportions, which makes Pyroclasts a perfect score to the end…
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Saint Motel: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack: Pt. 1
Saint Motel has become known for pushing the boundaries of the album experience. Their newest EP The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack: Pt. 1 is…
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Stray From The Path: Internal Atomics
In a world where hardcore bands have an average shelf life of 5-10 years, very few bands rise to the top and create a…
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Tummyache: Humpday
Tummyache is the brainchild of producer and singer Soren Bryce. While other artists skirt around difficult topics like anxiety and stress, Bryce is confronting…
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The Schizophonics: People In The Sky
Imagine the unbridled swagger of James Brown conducting the rampant electricity of The Hives with the heart and soul of The Clash and you’ve…
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