Album Reviews

Beach Slang The Things We Do To Find People Who Feel Like Us Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt The transience of youth always seems to be at the forefront of Beach Slang’s own James Snyder’s mind. Self-destructive behavior and the thrill (or boredom) of a life allowing such a loud, Read More

Martin Courtney Many Moons Reviewed by: Felipe Tinoco Martin Courtney is an up and coming guitarist and singer-songwriter with an album titled Many Moons, set to release today. His music is full of intricate melodies and interesting lyrics supported by smooth musical Read More

The Chills Silver Bullets Reviewed by: Bryan Culver Martin Phillips doesn’t sound like a man that’s been on the brink of hell.  He sounds fresh and energetic.  He’s endured hardships, sure. Self-destructive episodes that are difficult to fathom, check.  But Phillips Read More

Yoko and the Oh No’s Self-Titled Reviewed By: Lauren Rosier Do you like some old fashioned rock and roll? Then Yoko and the Oh No’s is definitely for you. This three-piece band from Chicago knows how to drum up some catchy guitar riffs, melodies, and bring the rock. Lead vocalist Read More

Wolf Eyes I Am A Problem: Mind In Pieces Reviewed by: Max Miller Wolf Eyes have released more albums since their 1996 formation than most people could feasibly be expected to listen to. The Detroit-based noise project has gone through several lineup changes, always revolving Read More

Orion Tango Self-Titled Reviewed by: Geno Thackara Put three guys in a studio. Have them pick up their instruments. Start recording. Well, sometimes that’s as far as the recipe needs to go. It can be sort of like a good TV hangout comedy – even when there isn’t Read More