Yeezy’s Late Registration Turns 1-0
It is hard to believe it has nearly been 10 years since Yeezy graced us with his sophomore LP, Late Registration. The second album drop was the megalomaniac rapper’s testament of how he would withstand...
View ArticleA quick run down of The Orwells’ Disgraceland
So, who are The Orwells? Some goofy geeks running off teenage nostalgia or are they the real deal, rock and roll? Have they earned the credentials to be compared to be the next great hope for rock?...
View ArticleThe Noise FM’s new album Attraction is sexy, danceable fun
The Noise FM has indie-rock listed right across the top of their website, so I won’t bother trying to come up with any convoluted or clever labels other than that. Just know, this is some sexy,...
View ArticleAlbum Review: ‘American Love’ by Bad Rabbits
Bad Rabbits have released their second album. The album, American Love, is an explosion of the futuristic R&B that they are famous for. “We Can Roll”, the first song off the album and one of two...
View ArticleLouis XIV frontman announces star studded album as Vicky Cryer
Jason Hill has been very busy. As if recently reuniting Louis XIV and performing with the Killers wasn’t enough, Hill has also just announced a spring album release with his other band project, Vicky...
View ArticleFall Out Boy ends 2-year break; releasing new album, touring
Well, folks, this might be the takeover because the break’s over. Chicago pop punk group Fall Out Boy are back together making new music and touring after a 2-year hiatus that left the band’s future in...
View ArticleThe Flaming Lips announce new album for April; ‘Sun Blows Up Today’ featured...
The prolific The Flaming Lips have announced a new album for April. The Terror is the band’s 13th studio album and is due out April 2. The Terror is said to be darker than the Flaming Lips’ previous...
View ArticleHell or Highwater’s debut is mostly hard-rock formula
Radio-friendly hard rock/metal isn’t a genre that yields a lot of inventiveness these days. The bands with that Rockfest sound often sound indistinct from one another, with no ambition other than to...
View ArticleAlbum Review: The Bronx (IV)
ARTIST: The Bronx ALBUM: The Bronx (IV) After visiting their Mariachi roots, The Bronx have returned after 2 years, to the hardcore music that they’re famous for. The new album is the fourth studio...
View ArticleAlbum Review: The Way Back EP
ARTIST: The Way Back ALBUM: The Way Back EP “Messages Get Lost” was strange because of the peculiar little ending that seemed to just be tacked on. The song had an upbeat, wispy vocals thing going (in...
View ArticleAlbum Review: Asker’s ‘The Escape Room EP’
Artist: Asker Album: The Escape Room EP Asker recorded their latest EP, The Escape Room, at Dave Elkins’ (of Mae) Nashville based studio Schematic. They have said to be influenced by Mutemath and the...
View ArticleAlbum Review: American Youth – Swan Sessions #1 EP
ARTIST: American Youth ALBUM: Swan Sessions #1 EP Huddled together in an apartment, American Youth, an indie avant garde folk group, record their stripped down EP titled “Swan Sessions...
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