by Mollie Thorsen The Apache Relay is far from the average Nashville band. So much so that when recording their new self-titled album, the band traveled outside of Music City to do so. Apache Relay, which has a noticeably different sound and feel from their first album, American Read More

Girlpool Reviewed by: Rebecca Robinson     From technological issues with various internet providers to fighting with an unchangeable “shuffle play” setting on an unnamed music app that felt I’d like to listen to everyone BUT Girlpool, this Read More

The Ghost Inside Dear Youth Reviewed by: Jordy Lyric The Ghost Inside’s new release, Dear Youth, opens with a buzzy guitar and deep screams before erupting into a quick beat, staples of the genre that endure most of the rest of the tracks. The album sets this powerful and Read More

mr. Gnome The Heart of a Dark Star Reviewed by: Lara Supan   What a cool concept album, self recorded and mixed to perfection! The Heart of a Dark Star is meant to be listened to in order, with most of your brain power devoted to the different ideas and themes presented Read More

Meligrove Band Bones of Things Reviewed by: Brian Roser     This album starts out with an eccentric, mostly musical lesson on how to count in Japanese.  The second track features feel good music and the lyrics: “And no one’s making it out alive still we’re walking and Read More

by Tom Noonan Unraveling, the third and latest release from Scotland natives We Were Promised Jetpacks, starts in the sonic equivalent of a wide shot.  Cosmic synths rise and sweep over something massive, possibly a moon, maybe some kind of starship.  You see constellations and Read More