Album Reviews

Kowloon Walled City Container Ships Reviewed by Joe Tingle Kowloon Walled City’s new record Container Ships has made its late year release and, unfortunately  I’m afraid it is going to slip through the holiday cracks. Container Ships features all the trudge and sludge Read More

Green Day ¡Dos! Reviewed by Chris Panico Green Day’s new album ¡Dos! starts off with a short, stripped down track, complete with beautiful Simon and Garfunkel-esque harmonies—a surprising start for the punk legends, but nonetheless very satisfying. Unfortunately for fans, track Read More

Deftones Koi No Yokan Reviewed by: Joe Tingle Deftones are a band true to themselves. Their seventh studio album, Koi No Yokan, sees the quintet sticking to their guns once again with a performance that is stylistically similar to previous records, but in no way deprived of Read More

Roger Delany Moment of Truth (2012) By: Jason Sendaula     Roger Delany’s all acoustic Moment of Truth has a hypnotic quality throughout.  The album eases you up and down and back and it’s a good trip to be on.  It has a nostalgic feel in some places and completely Read More

Calvin Harris 18 Months Reviewed by Anne Grant If you think back to the last time you were drinking $3 rails at your local college bar, chances were that Calvin Harris was playing in the background.  Without a doubt, Harris has become the go-to party music guy for shot-pounding, Read More

Flyleaf New Horizon Reviewed by Chris Panico As Lacey Sturm bids goodbye to Flyleaf, she and the guys present the third studio album in the bands’ catalog: New Horizons. Again the group has shown that they are masters of atmosphere, weaving in between songs of sad reflection, Read More