Album Reviews

Juicy J Stay Trippy Reviewed By: Lexi Bissonnette     Juicy J’s third solo album, Stay Trippy,  is loaded with guest appearances and some elements that perfectly fit the rap world, like common topics, strong beats and rough raps. Like most rap, the topics in this Read More

Maps For Travelers Change Your Name Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     Maps For Travelers explodes on the scene with their debut album, Change Your Name. Quite literally. The throbbing guitar riffs and hardcore screamo vocals are nothing short of volcanic. It’s an Read More

Ty Segall Sleeper Reviewed by: Lexi Bissonnette     After a strong year of three releases in 2012, Ty Segall releases Sleeper. This is his first and only 2013 release. Filled with both Segall and other actors, the songs predominately feature Segall and a slight country Read More

Tedeschi Trucks Band Made Up Mind Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     If there was ever a band that lives up to the word “band,” in every sense of the word, it’s Tedeschi Trucks Band. Sporting a comprehensive ensemble, including guitars, horns, keyboards, two drums, four Read More

John Mayer Paradise Valley Reviewed by: Lexi Bissonnette     John Mayer’s back with his 6th studio album, Paradise Valley, and it just continues to get better for this musician. Taking on a brand new instrumental sound, this album has a lot of country influence Read More

Pure Bathing Culture Moon Tides Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     In the case of the perfectly sweet sounding Moon Tides by Pure Bathing Culture, I shall employ the common managerial device known as a “compliment sandwich.” Wherein you start with something good, throw in Read More