Reviews

Wolf Eyes I Am A Problem: Mind In Pieces Reviewed by: Max Miller Wolf Eyes have released more albums since their 1996 formation than most people could feasibly be expected to listen to. The Detroit-based noise project has gone through several lineup changes, always revolving Read More

Orion Tango Self-Titled Reviewed by: Geno Thackara Put three guys in a studio. Have them pick up their instruments. Start recording. Well, sometimes that’s as far as the recipe needs to go. It can be sort of like a good TV hangout comedy – even when there isn’t Read More

By Matt Kelchner Mondays can be a bit of a drag. Whether it’s the beginning of another week of work or school, it somehow always takes just that much more to get up and make it through the day. To help with these perils, AlunaGeorge swung by Union Transfer to deliver a jolt of Read More

Fuzz II Reviewed by: Max Miller     Garage rock mastermind Ty Segall first began showing a penchant for stoner rock in earnest on 2012’s Slaughterhouse. The album, credited to the Ty Segall Band (featuring Charles Moothart on guitar), included the cut “Wave Goodbye,” Read More

Pure Bathing Culture Pray For Rain Reviewed by: Max Miller The guitars on Pure Bathing Culture’s sophomore release, Pray For Rain, do all the things guitars in positive reviews of indie-pop records are expected to do. They shimmer. They twinkle. They occasionally buzzsaw. The Read More

The Chapin Sisters Today’s Not Yesterday Reviewed by: Jane Roser If they can make it there, they can make it anywhere. New York sure has been good to The Chapin Sisters. Their first album of original material in five years, Today’s Not Yesterday, is a sweet Read More