May 20, 2016

Car Seat Headrest Teens of Denial Reviewed by: Max Miller Car Seat Headrest will surely make a big splash in indie rock circles with the release of Teens Of Denial. The band, centered around songwriter Will Toledo, already made waves with Teens Of Style, their first full-length Read More

Matt Hatt/Edda Glass Ocean of Birds Reviewed by: Jane Roser “If you have to ask what jazz is, you’ll never know.” – Louis Armstrong Like a quiet, intense conversation on a winter’s night over a frothy cup of hot cocoa, Sante Fe-based duo Max Hatt and Edda Glass’ debut album Ocean Read More

The Honeycutters On The Ropes Reviewed by: Jane Roser Asheville-based country roots band The Honeycutters are back with their fourth studio album and to say it packs a wallop is putting it mildly. The Honeycutters continue to ride a wave of success as a critic’s darling after Read More

Reuben Hollebon Terminal Nostalgia Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt I try not to throw around the word haunting too much when reviewing an album as over-usage of this common catch-all has the effect of diluting all of its deeper meaning. So when I have little recourse but to refer back Read More

Issues Headspace Reviewed by: Tiffany Taylor The time has come to finally stop holding our breaths because metal infused pop band Issues is releasing their second full length album Headspace. The awaited album has built up a mountain of expectations for fans and it was hard to Read More

Boys Noize Mayday Reviewed by: Julia Cirignano Boys Noize is at it again; experimenting with every type of noise he can get his hands on. Under his stage name, Alexander Ridha has released his fourth album Mayday. Boys Noize makes songwriting seem easy with his use of new, Read More