Album Reviews

Andy Cato Times and Places Reviewed by Jane Roser     Andy Cato, a founding member of the UK-based electronic dance band duo, Groove Armada, has released a solo conceptual album through Apollo/R+S Records documenting his twelve years on the road touring. This album was Read More

The National Trouble Will Find Me Reviewed by Stephen Krock     As a listener of music, a watcher of films, a devourer of television, a player of video games, there is nothing worse than something that is… okay. If a song is so outrageously bad, at least it can Read More

Saturday Looks Good to Me One Kiss Ends it All Reviewed by Stephen Krock     May 21st sees the debut of indie pop group Saturday Looks Good to Me’s One Kiss Ends It All. Gosh, that’s a mouthful. Fitting, however, as SLGTM offers quite an earful in their fifth full Read More

Daft Punk Random Access Memories Reviewed by Stephen Krock     The word “epic” has seen a resurgence as of late. We have known it to describe a certain kind of fail or acting as the title of a movie that, 21 years ago, was called FernGully: The Last Rainforest. People Read More

The Wonder Years The Greatest Generation Reviewed by Jessica Dooley     Returning from 2011’s Suburbia: I’ve Given You All And Now I’m Nothing, The Wonder Years continue on with the same bravado and themes of their previous release, this time with a concept album Read More

Marc Silver A Miners’ Town Reviewed by Stephen Krock     As you step into Marc Silver’s A Miners’ Town, you are immediately greeted with a strong, dusty breeze rolling tumbleweeds across the street and an overwhelming sense of epic Americana. The Read More