Reviews

Scud Mountain Boys Do You Love the Sun Reviewed by Jane Roser     When I first glanced at the track titles of the Scud Mountain Boys new album Do You Love The Sun I thought to myself- this sure does remind me of the time I saw “Jesus Christ Superstar” on Read More

The Microphones The Glow Pt. 2 Reviewed by Stephen Krock     At times discordant and downright disheveled, but always ingenious and interesting, this indie darling sees a new release on vinyl and digital download. The Microphones’ former front man, Phil Elverum Read More

Twin Peaks Sunken Reviewed By: Lexi Bissonnette     Another indie rock band hits the scene with a debut album July 9th. Twin Peaks out of Chicago joins the scene with Sunken. An eight track album with quick tracks, a great musical sound but vocals that are garbled and Read More

by Donte Kirby San Francisco’s The Mantles, Juan Wauters and Philly’s own Timbers showed their skills at Kung Fu Necktie, musically chopping a board in two. Timbers, a bass and drum two piece, kicked the show off with their self-described sound of “fuzzy, space metal.” Songs like Read More

Joey Bad@$$ Summer Knights Reviewed By: Lexi Bissonnette     Joey Bad@$$ is back with his second album, Summer Knights. Following up his first album, this young artist hits the ground running with his 17 track album. With the name Bad@$$, explicit language isn’t a Read More

by Michelle Neigut Even if you weren’t there, everyone remembers what it was like in 1969, the summer of love, when Woodstock became one of the most famous outdoor concerts in music history and an icon of the hippie counter culture.  Featured on the poster promoting the Read More