Album Reviews

Right The Stars Hello Yes OK Reviewed by: Jason Sendaula  It can be said that Los Angeles based Right the Stars has achieved a great amount of success as a commercial band. Having been featured in Honda commercials and shows from PBS to MTV, Right the Stars is primarily known for Read More

Eminence Grey White Space Conflict Reviewed by: Jason Sendaula There are a lot of things happening on the debut album of Philadelphia based Eminence Grey. It is easy to get lost in the multi-layering of vocals and percussion. It is a lot of different things all at once. Ambient Read More

The Satin Hearts Living On Overdrive Reviewed by: Ryan Sullivan It is a stripped-down, bare-bones version of the other popular indie releases of today. Their rockabilly stylings can venture from standard greaser-rock like on “Pretty Face” and the title track, to Read More

The Used Vulnerable Reviewed by: Jason Sendaula The Used’s Wikipedia entry for Vulnerable refers to them as an alternative rock band which is distressing. From where we’re sitting they are a good rock band period, and there is no better alternative to that. Listening to t Read More

61 North Back Down to the Woods Reviewed by: Jason Sendaula With their second album, Back Down to the Woods, 61 North looks to bring the energy of their live show to the studio. Hailing from South Jersey, the band captures the feel of southern rock. Not impossible, but where so Read More

Robots and Racecars Rage Quit Reviewed by: Ryan Sullivan Covering everything from robot armies to Super Mario, local “nerd-rock” boys, Robots and Racecars, bring out an air of fun with their neo-emo, post-punk release of Rage Quit. While their songs may come off Read More