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Car Seat Headrest Teens of Denial Reviewed by: Max Miller Car Seat Headrest will surely make a big splash in indie rock circles with the release of Teens Of Denial. The band, centered around songwriter Will Toledo, already made waves with Teens Of Style, their first full-length Read More

Fuzz II Reviewed by: Max Miller     Garage rock mastermind Ty Segall first began showing a penchant for stoner rock in earnest on 2012’s Slaughterhouse. The album, credited to the Ty Segall Band (featuring Charles Moothart on guitar), included the cut “Wave Goodbye,” Read More

The Mantles All Odds End Reviewed by: Max Miller The Mantles have long sat atop the picket fence across which garage rock and beat music chat neighborly. The five-piece hail, as so many of their contemporaries do, from California — San Francisco, to be exact. Their third Read More

by Max Miller Among a certain breed of crate-digging vinyl fetishists, few names are more sacred than the Sonics. The Tacoma-based garage rock group released two albums in the mid-’60s full of ramshackle covers and unhinged originals like “Strychnine”, “The Witch” and “Psycho”, Read More

H. Hawkline In the Pink of Condition Reviewed by: Max Miller     Cardiff-based psychedelic singer-songwriter Huw Gwynfryn Evans, better known as H. Hawkline, has quite possibly flown under your radar until now, despite having released two full-lengths, scads of EPs and Read More

by Max Miller According to Famous Birthdays, the most popular celebrity I share a birthday with is Josh Peck, former star of The Amanda Show and Drake and Josh. He’s ranked 303rd most popular celebrity overall on the site, but #2 among all profiled Joshes. That’s just one example Read More