Album Reviews

Naytronix Dirty Glow by John Selwyn Naytronix is the moniker of Nate Brenner, best known as bassist/contributor to the eclectic recording project Tune-Yards, brainchild of songwriter/composer Merill Garbus. Where Tune-Yards is sporadic and often challenging music that will break Read More

PAWS Cokefloat Reviewed by Chris Panico The brand new LP of PAWS is an interesting experience of old-school punk rock, floating melodies, and life experiences. The thirteen-track album includes a variety of tunes that are all introduced in a way that makes it hard to not listen Read More

Dark Dark Dark Who Needs Who Reviewed by Michele Zipkin Minnesota’s Dark Dark Dark will brighten your day if you’re a sucker for relatively somber, introspective music.  That’s definitely the common thread in the songs on their latest release, Who Needs Who. But Read More

A Rocket to the Moon That Old Feeling EP Reviewed by Erin Sullivan A Rocket to the Moon released their long awaited EP That Old Feeling today. The album features lead singer Nick Santino, guitarist Justin Richards, bassist Eric Halvorsen and drummer Andrew Cook singing and Read More

Goodnight, Texas A Long Life of Living Reviewed by Michele Zipkin Goodnight, Texas is a veritable throwback to vintage country and folk, evoking the true spirit of old-time melodies.  Elements of bluegrass, blues and Appalachian folk make their voices warmly heard in this Read More

Matt and Kim Lightening  Reviewed by Michele Zipkin Matt and Kim are keeping up with their steeze in churning out another high-energy, dance-worthy album, Lightning, out October 2nd.  It could not be more of an appropriate title for the record, because almost all of its songs are Read More