X – Wild Gift
As good as Los Angeles was and as important as that album would ultimately prove to be in the presentation of X, the band’s…
Reviews – Vinyl
X – Los Angeles
It might not be the first thing that fans think of when they’re looking at punk rock and trying to decode how the genre has…
Green Day – Father of All Motherfuckers LP
After a span of sixteen years spent examining a series of high-concept creative endeavors (American Idiot started the trend in 2004 which catapulted the…
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…
Naked Giants – Green Fuzz 10″ single
After releasing their debut album, Sluff, in 2018, even the softest, newest and least tested critics figured they had Naked Giants’ career path pegged…
Sound Of Ceres – The Twin LP
It may sound odd (or even erroneous) to claim that an album as methodically-paced and dreamy in demeanor as Sound Of Ceres’ sophomore album…
Steven Bradley – Summer Bliss and Autumn Tears LP
Especially considering the low cost and high quality of digital recording platforms, it has become incredibly easy for every aspiring musician to make the…
Ramoms – Teacher’s Pet 7″
When Ramoms’ first single (Problem Child) came out last year, I think that I came out both positively and honestly in my review of…
Tensei – Constellate Instrumentals LP
When Tensei released Constellate last year, I can say happily that I was won by the album really quickly; the urbqn vibes couples with…