Reviews

Robin Thicke Blurred Lines Reviewed by: John Hyland     The chart topping single “Blurred Lines” was just a preview of Robin Thicke’s sixth studio album, also titled Blurred Lines. Diverging from his exaggerated R&B sound heard on previous albums, Thicke, channels a Read More

by Adam McGrath When you find yourself in or adjacent to a mosh pit at a Parquet Courts show, remember to take off your glasses. One unlucky fan of the Brooklyn-based garage-punk rockers forgot this crucial precaution Wednesday night at Morgan’s Pier, and found himself holding Read More

review and photos by Matt Kelchner Last Friday night Rx Bandits brought their 10 year anniversary tour for their landmark album The Resignation to the Electric Factory. Sharing the night with them were openers Northern Faces. It was a hot and humid night in the middle of a Read More

Perhapst Revise Your Maps Review By: Lexi Bissonnette     Perhapst, also known as John Moen, drummer from The Decemberists, released Revise Your Maps, his second solo album. His musical style changes from track to track and he keeps you on your toes, wondering what Read More

Tucker Jameson Son of Superbia Reviewed By: Lexi Bissonnette     Tucker Jameson’s album Son of Superbia  is a little slice of perfection in the pop/rock genre. With an unmistakable rock sound, the auto- tune of the electric guitar is a nice feature in the Read More

Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros Reviewed by John Hyland     The psychedelic funk of the 1960s returns in Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros’ third studio album, conveniently titled, Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Read More