LP Review
Brian Olive ‘Move’ EP
Brian Olive shows that artists can still put out true, honest music that makes you feel something with his latest EP, Move
PHOX ‘Self-Titled’
The six piece folk-indie band, PHOX, dropped their self-titled debut album late last month, and the result is the beginning of something epic
Glass Animals ‘ZABA’
Glass Animals have definitely proven their worth in the music scene with their captivating debut, Zaba
Brownout Presents Brown Sabbath
Brownout Presents Brown Sabbath has something for everyone, whether you’re a metal head, a hippie, a hipster or a classic rock junkie
The Story So Far ‘Songs Of’ EP
The ‘Songs Of’ EP features solid ‘unplugged’ songs that prove there’s a whole other side of The Story So Far
Say Anything ‘Hebrews’
What Say Anything did on their new album, Hebrews, is like Van Halen deciding to make an album without Eddie
Silverbird ‘Surface Life’ EP
Silverbird created a sound with just the right blend of sophistication and weirdness on their new self-released EP, Surface Life
Radio Moscow ‘Magical Dirt’
Radio Moscow’s latest LP, ‘Magical Dirt’, would be the perfect soundtrack for storming across a desert in an SUV with a solid sound system
The Front Bottoms ‘Rose’ EP
The Rose EP serves as a great appetizer to hold fans over until The Front Bottoms record their next full length album
Buzz Osborne ‘This Machine Kills Artists’
Buzz Osborne aka King Buzzo of The Melvins spins a crisp, dark and chilling acoustic tale with his solo effort, This Machine Kills Artists
Spanish Gold ‘South of Nowhere’
‘South of Nowhere’, the debut from supergroup Spanish Gold, is a melting pot of sounds thrown together in a way everyone can enjoy
Craft Spells ‘Nausea’
Craft Spells take a brilliantly gentle approach to re-branding the playful space of the dream state-aesthetic with their new LP, Nausea
