Album Reviews

by Teyquil Skelton Over the past 40 years, women in rock/punk rock n’ roll have been making statements and putting their DNA in the rock scene. Female bands of the late ’70s like, Girlschool, The Raincoats, The Pandoras, Partyline, Heart, Au Pairs, Dish Rags, The Slits, and The Read More

Lake Ruth is the brainchild of multi-instrumentalist Hewson Chen of the New Lines. In 2015, Lake Ruth was formed and drummer Matt Schulz (Holy Fuck, Enon, Savak), and vocalist Allison Bryce (The Eighteenth Day of May, The Silver Abduction) joined the original lineup. The band’s Read More

Stephanie Seymour’s album, There Are Birds, is all about her love of birds and nature and how she sees these relate to her own life. The album was produced by Bob Perry and mixed by Seymour and Perry. The album art was designed by Megan Massa. The CD case is a four-panel eco Read More

by Jenn Kelly For the past ten years Foxes in Fiction has been birthing introspective requiems. The latest musical offering pairs trauma and expressive dream pop. The new album is a study in contrasting pain and tenderness while facing the inexplicable human inclination toward Read More

  by Nick Hopton The king has returned. Why Me? Why Not. is the follow up to Liam Gallagher’s wildly successful 2017 solo debut As You Were. Just like his previous outing, Gallagher finds a way to distance himself from the great and mighty Oasis (just enough) and continues Read More

The two co-founders of /fyōōg/, Katarina Boudreaux and Sam Tepper, share their brand new record, Temp’rall Sho’gazing, a collection of jazz, funk, rock, and pop. On the opening track, “Better,” the duo aims to bring original music and performances that Read More