
NEEDLES//PINS – Good Night, Tomorrow LP
Such occurrences are rare but sometimes, all the tumblers just happen to align. A band doesn’t just produce the best damned music of their…
Such occurrences are rare but sometimes, all the tumblers just happen to align. A band doesn’t just produce the best damned music of their…
If we can all agree that many of the best, most interesting albums are those which convey a particular image of its maker, then…
It might sound weird to say, but it’s about time Suede Razors got around to releasing more than just two songs at a time….
Anyone who has ever gone to therapy knows that it can take years to accurately qualify, articulate and compartmentalize feelings like anger, resentment, isolation,…
When one considers the debut LP from Walrus, Family Hangover, the first stumbling block which comes up is where the music came from. As…
Looking back, it’s pretty incredible how fertile punk’s creative soil was in the Nineties. Sure – everyone knows the mid-Nineties as being the period…
How does one qualify an album which is almost universally considered a lynchpin release for the musical genre it occupies and has incited a…
After taking four years to let their sound season with the help of regular touring and new releases, there’s no question listening to Goodbye…
The beauty of JD McPherson‘s new album is that calling it a “classic” or “fantastic new album” is definitely apt and accurate, but neither…
Since first appearing as the “band on the other side of a split album with Libyan Hit Squad” a couple of years ago [the…