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Vampire Weekend Modern Vampires of the City Reviewed by Jason Sendaula     With their third album, Vampire Weekend is hoping to pick up where they left off from their sophomore release Contra. A triumph among bands who have found recent success, a second album that was Read More

They Might Be Giants Nanobots Reviewed by: Jason Sendaula       With there latest album, Nanobots, They Might Be Giants seems to come full circle to their third album, Flood. Comical commentary set to dreamy melodies is a trademark that they have applied to topics Read More

by Jason Sendaula   An after party should be just that: a party. And a party was had in the Balcony at the Trocadero this weekend after the second day of the convention with bands Another Vendetta, Sparklefight and a performance by Pretty Poison Burlesque to bridge them Read More

Roger Delany Moment of Truth (2012) By: Jason Sendaula     Roger Delany’s all acoustic Moment of Truth has a hypnotic quality throughout.  The album eases you up and down and back and it’s a good trip to be on.  It has a nostalgic feel in some places and completely Read More

Creative Adult Dead Air Reviewed by Jason Sendaula And we thought people stopped making good Punk. Creative Adult’s debut  EP Dead Air gives us hope that decent punk music didn’t die in the 80s . This is the raw sound almost lost in the auto-tuner era. There is no Read More

Tori Amos Gold Dust Reviewed by Jason Sendaula  Its has been a long time since Tori Amos first sang of herself “and a gun and a man” on her back searching for Barbados but her voice is as strong and beautiful as ever. She has never needed more than a piano and bench but the Read More