Album Reviews

Public Memory Wuthering Drum Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt I’ve mused before on how I have little idea what I’m talking about when it comes to electronic music. Yet while there is still some debate on whether I’m being immodest or pretentious it has, in one form or the next, Read More

The Humble Act Accordingly Reviewed by Adam McGrath The Humble stormed the Philadelphia music scene in 2013 with debut album Curse the Weather, grabbing attention in college basements and local bars with their infectious take on modern rock. Today sees the release of Act Read More

Bent Shapes Wolves of Want  Reviewed by Max Miller Boston’s Bent Shapes are known for their sprightly take on angular pop-punk, fueled by jittery rhythms and frontman Ben Potrykus’ loquacious vocals. “Behead Yourself, Pt. 2,” the opener on their 2013 debut, Feels Weird, was a Read More

Penny & Sparrow Let a Lover Drown You Reviewed by: Geno Thackara Penny and Sparrow strikes me as a duo you have to be in the right frame of mind for. It’s not just a matter of mood, although that’s part of it – their latest offering Let a Lover Drown You is Read More

Holy Wave Freaks of Nurture Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt As I’ve begun to settle into the Winter That Never Was I’ve come to appreciate the whirlpool of worthy lo-fi recordings that have overtaken my ears in the past few weeks. After all when it comes to the delicious match-up of Read More

Into It. Over It. Standards Reviewed by: Matt Kelchner On Standards, Evan Weiss’ third “official” release for his primary musical outlet, Into It. Over It., the back story alone is enough to write lengthy articles. The journey begins with the “locked up in a cabin” approach with Read More