album review

Written by Maria Arroyo New Zealand indie-rock band, The Beths, share their second LP, Jump Rope Grazers. This indie-rock band defies normal band limits and takes you on a hell of a journey with their new release. Jump Rope Grazers came to be during some intense moments between Read More

Written by Maria Arroyo Seattle-based band, Smokey Brights, drop their third LP, I Love You But Damn, today. The AM Pop Magic band features the husband and wife outfit, Ryan Devlin (vocals and guitar), and his wife, Kim West (vocals and keys), as well as Luke Logan (vocals/bass), Read More

Written by Maria Arroyo The garage-early rock band, Virginia Trance, releases their new album, Vincent’s Playlist, today. Making up the eclectic band is Scott Ryan Davis, Chris Millstein, and Jimy Seitang who create a  “poignant, earnest haven of yearning songs.” Read More

Written by Killian O’Neil Anyone who’s a music lover is always searching for that next album; the record you can play on over and over and never get sick of. Heartwork is exactly that. The Used has made a masterpiece of their eighth full-length studio album with longtime Read More

Written by Zack “Ziggy” Merritt It’s hard to get me excited about anything that brands itself as lo-fi these days. A creative renaissance for the sound surged in the late 2000s-early 2010s during the brief but influential chillwave movement. 3 years ago, back in 2017, Read More

Written by TJ McGlinchey The New Abnormal, the seventh full-length record from NYC’s The Strokes, their first since 2016’s Future Present Past EP, is a solid effort by, at this point, career rockers. Julian Casablancas’ voice is roomier than ever. The guitar riffs are as staccato Read More