Robots and Racecars Rage Quit Reviewed by: Ryan Sullivan Covering everything from robot armies to Super Mario, local “nerd-rock” boys, Robots and Racecars, bring out an air of fun with their neo-emo, post-punk release of Rage Quit. While their songs may come off Read More

Miss May I At Heart Reviewed by: Ryan Sullivan Eccelctic rhythms, powerful vocals, and surgical drums with the palm-mutes to match. Miss May I pound out the work to make an album that is euqal parts energetic, ecclectic and heavy with their release of At Heart. The vocals Read More

Delicate Cutters Ring Reviewed by: Jason Sendaula With a name like Delicate Cutters you might be thinking that this band has got to be moody right? Yep. There self proclaimed “effort of exorcising demons, of laments and of fond remembrances,” is ever present in Ring. With a Read More

Marc Kamhi Breakdown Reviewed by: Jen Levins Marc Kamhi’s EP “Breakdown” opens with the line “it’s all the same”, an unfortunately accurate summation of everything that follows. Kamhi’s vocal style is a hybrid of Springsteen, Tom Petty, and Bob Dylan. Accompanied only by his Read More

West Of Hell Spiral Empire Reviewed by: Ryan Sullivan In an age of heavy metal where newer bands may sacrifice some of their “soul” for speed and technicality in order to progress, West Of Hell enters the ring with Spiral Empire. Hailing from New Zealand by way of Read More

Reverend TJ McGlinchey Tell Me to Stay Reviewed by: Jen Levins Sick, funky, groovy, tight. It is difficult to find fault with Reverend TJ McGlinchey. “Tell Me to Stay” is an expertly crafted album fusing together the forces of blues, country, rock, jazz, Americana, and even a Read More