Music Reviews
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Boats A Fairway Full of Miners
Boats are a band that's a little "out there". Their new album is a lot out there. But is that good or bad?
John Grimley explores truly weird pop... -
Dan Friel Total Folklore
Dan Friel follows up last year's Valedictorian/Exoskeleton EP with another experimental creation, but this time a full-length, unadulterated frenzy of impulsive beats and exquisite madness.
Matt Bevington reviews... -
Jim James Regions of Light and Sound of God
My Morning Jacket frontman takes us on a musical excursion of folk, soul, rock, and soul-baring honesty.
Melissa Murphy reviews... -
Pere Ubu Lady from Shanghai
The venerable art-punk band returns with an extra dose of WTF.
Alan Shulman reviews... -
Pissed Jeans Honeys
The Pennsylvania sludge rockers continue to sought release from the outside forces that exist in their mundane lives.
Juan Edgardo Rodríguez blows off steam... -
The Virginmarys King Of Conflict
The Virginmarys' debut hits us hard with a radio-friendly onslaught of rock 'n' roll, ridden with straight-up in your face riffs, urgent vocals and gutsy choruses.
Carl Purvis reviews... -
Veronica Falls Waiting For Something To Happen
The goth-pop outfit take a turn into the light that doesn't aim high enough to please, but succeeds enough not to offend.
Forrest Cardamenis is... -
Kitty D.A.I.S.Y. Rage EP
Tumblr rapper embraces the playful side of life, papering over a lack of rapping ability with wit, individuality, and a bevy of pop culture references.
Richard Petty reviews... -
Unknown Mortal Orchestra II
No longer just a strange, lo-fi pop curiosity, Unknown Mortal Orchestra's sophomore album exhibits band and songwriting growth in both its strongest and weakest areas.
Peter Quinton never thought he'd refer to his cart pushing days in a review, but oh well -
Torres Torres
Mackenzie Scott appears as if she's been to this rodeo before. Impressive work for a very young artist self-releasing her first album.
Randi Dietiker reviews...
