Album Reviews

Jenny Hval Apocalypse, girl Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier     Hval aims to make you uncomfortable. The brilliant provocateur returns her with fifth album, Apocalypse, girl with the intention to force you to think about subjects such as your sexuality. The opening numbe Read More

Of Monsters and Men Beneath The Skin Reviewed by: Shannon Fox The Icelandic quintet that is Of Monsters and Men is out to prove that they are here to stay with the release of their sophomore album Beneath The Skin.  Flashback to 2011 when the group hit the Indie-alterative scene Read More

The Sandwitches Our Toast Reviewed by: Max Miller San Francisco garage rock is on the wane. After nearly a decade in the sun, the Bay Area scene that brought the likes of Thee Oh Sees, Ty Segall, the Fresh & Onlys and countless other fuzzed-out, fun-loving pop groups to Read More

Seoul I Become a Shade Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt Often enough most up-and-coming outfit will be likened to something similar in quality, tone, or production. Montreal-based band, Seoul don’t escape such comparisons on their debut album I Become a Shade, but that’s never Read More

Daniel Miller East Tennessee Reviewed by: Jane Roser     “Oh, Tennessee. I was happy as could be/Never got too much done but livin’ sure was fun in Tennessee.” Massachusetts-based singer-songwriter Daniel Miller finds that most of his inspiration comes Read More

Brontosaurus Our Animal Ways Reviewed by: Nicola Fornino The band, originally from Chicago, portrays a tough genre to describe through their music. Nicholas Kelley and Nicholas Papaleo created Brontosaurus in 2010. Their music isn’t exactly rock, but a type of subgenre. The first Read More