Album Reviews

Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard Django and Jimmie Reviewed by: Dan Williams     Two old friends walk into a bar.  Wait, scratch that.  Two old friends walk off the touring bus and into a studio. Yeah, that sounds better.  I’m sure there was a bar somewhere in this Read More

Girlpool Before the World Was Big Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt Honesty, something true to the core values of any particular person, is rare to find in any circumstance. In the debut album, Before the World Was Big by youthful punk rockers Harmony Tividad and Cleo Tucker, honesty Read More

Vows Soon Enough Love Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt Summer, the season where a fine majority of the population will be desperately seeking any method of cooling off whether that be a revived round of ice bucket challenges or a pricey trip to the water park. But for the days where Read More

Heyrocco Teenage Movie Soundtrack Reviewed by: Nicola Fornino Heyrocco, originally from South Carolina, creates a very distinguished sound through their songs. Members of the band include Christopher Cool, Tanner Cooper and Nathan Merli. Listening to Teenage Movie Soundtrack will Read More

Dawes All Your Favorite Bands Reviewed by: Max Miller The funny thing about Dawes titling their fourth album All Your Favorite Bands is that it seemingly confirms their audience is made up almost wholly of 60-year-olds and the 60-at-heart. If “all your favorite bands” are the Read More

The Vaccines English Graffiti Reviewed by: Max Miller You’ve probably heard the Vaccines without realizing it. The London-based group specializes in the kind of factory-line, jittery rock tunes that effortlessly disappear into the background of commercials for trucks, Levis and Read More