Green Day – Father of All Motherfuckers
I must confess that, for the first time in almost thirty years (that was the first time I heard Kerplunk and became a fan),…
Reviews – Audio
Paul Kantner, Grace Slick & David Freiberg – Baron Von Tollbooth and the Chrome Nun
This splendidly-named album is one of the finest pieces of music to emerge from the extensive Jefferson Airplane family. Without doubt if it had…
Ritual King – self-titled
If you’re looking for England’s answer to Elder, look no further. Manchester trio Ritual King offer a similar mixture of stoner, psych and prog…
Brant Bjork – self-titled
Man, Brant Bjork has been really prolific lately – between reissues and new issues, this is the fourth record of his I’ve reviewed since…
Smoulder – Dream Quest Ends
Smoulder’s debut album, Times of Obscene Evil and Wild Daring, was one of the breakout doom-metal releases of 2019. Critically acclaimed across the internet,…
Luke Haines & Peter Buck – Beat Poetry For Survivalists
Everyone does (or should) know who Luke Haines and Peter Buck are, so I won’t waste words on that. What is important is their…
The Primitives – Bloom! The Full Story 1985-1992
The Primitives are a great indie band that managed to cross over to mainstream audiences without losing what made them special in the first…
Godsticks – Inescapable
A great thing about this album is in stands on its own feet, rather than my comparing it to band x, band y, or…
Territories – Short Seller (CD Record)
On paper, my mind wobbled at the idea of this release. “This is a playable vinyl record made using a CD press,” proclaimed the…
Charger – Watch Your Back (picture disc single)
At this point, each member of Rancid’s musical personality has been established in both the annals of punk and pop music as well as…