Titus Andronicus The Most Lamentable Tragedy Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier     The Most Lamentable Tragedy is Titus Andronicus’ Merge Records debut and an epic one at that. The two-disc, 93 minute rock opera, is about a man who runs into a doppelganger whose behavior is Read More

Have Gun, Will Travel Science from an Easy Chair Reviewed by: Max Miller Science from an Easy Chair is the fifth full-length by Floridian folk-rockers Have Gun, Will Travel. It’s named for a book on then-contemporary science that made for common reading material for British Read More

Malpas Rain, River, Sea Reviewed by: Fareeha Naim     Rain, River, Sea is the result of an experiment gone right. The debut album of the UK duo comprised of songwriter Ali M. Forbes and producer Andy Savours, this project began with a few folk songs, electronic and Read More

The Maccabees Marks to Prove It Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt There’s something infectious about The Maccabees. Three years have been spent on their latest release, Marks to Prove It. In those three years they’ve experimented with their sound and direction to arrive at something Read More

Joss Stone Water for Your Soul Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt I’m always a bit cautious whenever an artist who has never touched the rim of the genre releases a reggae album. If we’ve learned anything from the release of Snoop Lion’s first and likely last release, we know that it can Read More

by Geno Thackara I’m not sure this one is a “lost and found” so much as a “never had.” The music world hasn’t really forgotten Toy Matinee because the world barely knew it existed in the first place. I blame bad timing. There were a ton of Read More