April 8, 2014

by Meaghan Paulosky To put the words ‘roses’ and ‘revolutions’ together would suppose that they are somehow related- two words that respectively describe fragility and disorder can come together to formulate a greater, third meaning.  A bold proposition, Alyssa Coco and Matt Read More

Matt Hires Heartache Machine Reviewed by: Jane Roser   The title track to Matt Hires’ new EP is what I like to call a clever contradiction. It speaks of heartache, for sure, and the imagery of “blood on the track, I don’t wanna go back” is both Read More

Eric Hutchinson Pure Fiction Reviewed by: Lara Supan   What do you say to a friend who seems to be making some bad life decisions? Eric Hutchinson has been in the local music scene for quite a while, and is known for his clever, thought provoking lyrics and unique, edgy Read More

Todd Terje It’s Album Time Reviewed by: Ari Roth   Todd Terje has long stood as a near-celebrity in the dance music world, and in the past four years his star has risen exponentially with each new single. “Ragysh/Snooze 4 Love” put him on the map in 2011 Read More

Tweens Tweens Reviewed by: Ari Roth   The self-titled debut album by the rather unfortunately named Tweens is a straightforward, uncomplicated rush of jangly, slightly psychedelic garage rock. The songwriting is direct and the arrangements are efficient and compact, and each Read More