Album Reviews

Duke Garwood Heavy Love Reviewed by: Andres Rodriguez     Duke Garwood has a history of collaborations on various instruments, from guitar with the ambient-dub outfit The Orb to clarinet with the post-punk band Savages. However, Garwood’s solo records are where the Read More

Jeremy and the Harlequins American Dreamer Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier     Let me say that it is so refreshing to hear a band with a straightforward, simple sound. In today’s musical landscape, we are exposed to much music that is created on a computer rather than live Read More

Treasure Fleet The Sun Machine Reviewed by: Rebecca Robinson     The Sun Machine, Treasure Fleet’s first album since 2012, is actually pretty bad ass. In a departure from the norm, a short, 30 minute film, also titled The Sun Machine, is being released along with the Read More

Butch Walker Afraid of Ghosts Reviewed by: Jane Roser     With a diverse resume and ability to transform his range from one genre to the next, Butch Walker’s highly anticipated seventh full-length album is the culmination of years of blood, sweat and tears Read More

John Carpenter Lost Themes Reviewed by: Dan Williams     John Carpenter?  Yes, THAT John Carpenter.  The movie director who brought us the films Halloween, Escape from New York and Starman.  In many cases, he personally composed the eerie theme music for those and other Read More

H. Hawkline In the Pink of Condition Reviewed by: Max Miller     Cardiff-based psychedelic singer-songwriter Huw Gwynfryn Evans, better known as H. Hawkline, has quite possibly flown under your radar until now, despite having released two full-lengths, scads of EPs and Read More