LP Review
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard ‘Sketches of Brunswick East’
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard head in an entirely new, eclectic direction with the mellow sounds on Sketches of Brunswick East
Together Pangea ‘Bulls And Roosters’
On Bulls and Roosters, Together Pangea reminds listeners how it feels to be broke, young, and happy
The War On Drugs ‘A Deeper Understanding’
With ‘A Deeper Understanding’, The War On Drugs get directly to the center of the human condition
The Districts ‘Popular Manipulations’
With Popular Manipulations, The Districts keep the rhythm sounding sharp in a genre that has been almost entirely played out
Cage The Elephant ‘Unpeeled’
Unpeeled finds Cage The Elephant in a stripped-down yet revitalized state – a sneak peek at the band as you’ve never heard them before
Arcade Fire ‘Everything Now’
At face value, Everything Now is an acceptable album…just maybe not a great Arcade Fire album
Goldfinger ‘The Knife’
Featuring special guests including Travis Barker, Nick Hexum, and Josh Dun, The Knife stands to be one of the strongest releases of Goldfinger’s discography
Punk Goes Pop Vol. 7
Punk Goes Pop has been making pop music bearable for fifteen years now. Volume 7 features Dance Gavin Dance, State Champs, and more
The Melvins ‘A Walk With Love and Death’
Patiently built atmospheres of doom fill the airwaves on The Melvins’ twenty-fifth album, A Walk With Love and Death
A Lot Like Birds ‘DIVISI’
Somewhere between experimental and post hardcore, A Lot Like Birds bust out all the stops on their new album
CFM ‘Dichotomy Desaturated’
California native Charles Moothart’s (CFM) endearing disregard for norms is much to the listener’s delight on Dichotomy Desaturated
Knox Hamilton ‘The Heights’
Fans of Bad Suns, the 1975, and Young the Giant will definitely dig the debut full-length album from alt-rockers Knox Hamilton
