Of Montreal Lousy with Sylvianbriar Reviewed by: Lexi Bissonnette     Of Montreal’s newest 11-track album, Lousy with Sylvianbriar,  is their 12th release.  Even 12 albums in, the garage band psychedelic sound is strong and pulls everything great from the genre Read More

Panic! At the Disco Too Weird to Love, Too Rare to Die Reviewed by: Lexi Bissonnette     As usual, Panic! At the Disco doesn’t disappoint with their forth album. Much stronger then their second release and even possibly than their third, this echoes much of what Read More

Makoto Primitive Reviewed by: Lexi Bissonnette     Makoto released his newest EP, Primitive. The album does invoke the feel of being displaced in time and has the vibe of a jungle or perhaps rain forest throughout it’s tracks- a mix of fast paced and soulful Read More

RJD2 More Is Than Isn’t Reviewed by: Nate Adams A decade into his career and RJD2 is still pushing himself. His latest, More is Than Isn’t, finds the producer weaving jazz and funk arrangements into his drum-heavy, hip-hop-minded production work. Anchored by three suites Read More

Dance Gavin Dance Acceptance Speech Reviewed by: Nate Adams Dance Gavin Dance has made a living while being progressive in its field. While other screamo bands are content to fall back on genre tropes or disband altogether in the face of their genre’s recession, GDG have doubled Read More

Cage The Elephant Melophobia Reviewed by: Nate Adams It’s not hard to like Cage the Elephant. That’s not a compliment. Three albums in a row, the band has reached for the parts of American rock music that they like best, photocopied them together like a teenager making a flyer Read More