August 5, 2016

Dinosaur Jr. Give A Glimpse Of What Yer Not Reviewed by: Matt Kelchner Since reuniting with their original lineup in 2005, indie rock legends Dinosaur Jr. have turned this new chapter from a one off miracle into fruitful new era. Beginning with 2007’s Beyond, the group has Read More

Haley Bonar Impossible Dream Reviewed by: Max Miller With a solo music career spanning more than a decade, features on an Andrew Bird album and a spot as vocalist for garage-glam weirdos Gramma’s Boyfriend, it’s a wonder Haley Bonar isn’t more of a household name among indie Read More

Izzy True Nope Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt The fascination with the occult, with magic, has been at the forefront of pop culture for decades. It satisfies the need for an escape, for belief in something more extraordinary than maudlin reality. For Izzy True, debut LP, Nope Read More

Field Mouse Episodic Reviewed by: Tiffany Taylor Overflowing with vibration and sensation is Field Mouse’s latest record Episodic. An album completely overtaken with melodic and harmonizing guitar and drum beats, it’s the best complete record Field Mouse has comprised Read More

Dear Boy Parts of a Flower Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier The sophomore EP from indie rock four-piece, Dear Boy, is out today, and it’s a must listen. Parts of a Flower is a four-song set of solid indie rock, ‘90s alternative, and British pop rock blended together in a glorious Read More

Gov’t Mule The Tel-Star Sessions Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier While on the road with the Allman Brothers Band, vocalist/guitarist Warren Haynes and bassist Allen Woody developed a fast friendship, recruited drummer Matt Abts, and began playing together as the Dickey Betts Read More