Reviews

Jonathan Rado Law and Order Reviewed by: Lexi Bissonnette     Jonathan Rado of Foxygen released his first solo LP.  The 12-track debut is a little all over sound wise with roots in the psychedelic sounds. Rado’s vocals, as always, seem a little psychedelic and Read More

by Adam McGrath Listening to the sweet pulse of Pure Bathing Culture Tuesday night made me wish I had someone to make out with, and that was before the two drunk girls starting sucking face at the end of the bar. Guitarist Daniel Hindman and keyboardist Sarah Versprille created a Read More

Franz Ferdinand Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     As an old as dirt 28-year-old, the name Franz Ferdinand is synonymous with “hip new band.” They managed to hold onto that fresh, adrenaline-pumping feel from their debut through Read More

Dent May Warm Blanket Reviewed By: Lexi Bissonnette     Songwriter and multi- instrumentalist Dent May releases his third album, Warm Blanket.  Another addition into the world of psychedelic pop/punk rock. Each song has a wonderful mix of instruments, mostly played by Read More

West of Hell Spiral Empire Reviewed By: Lexi Bissonnette West of Hell’s album, Spiral Empire, is a perfect addition into the rock world with strong drum beats and intense guitar riffs. It was full of energy from top to bottom. The screaming vocals mixed perfectly with the Read More

Lumerians The High Frontier Reviewed By: Lexi Bissonnette     Lumerians, a pop rock band, release their second album The High Frontier. They were indeed attempting to present something that felt a little like outer space and mystery invoking. Overall, the six-track Read More