Gateway Drugs – Magick Spells LP (vinyl review)
The idea that a change of something as seemingly inconsequential as the format on which an album is presented (be it CD, cassette, vinyl…
The idea that a change of something as seemingly inconsequential as the format on which an album is presented (be it CD, cassette, vinyl…
I’m rarely impressed by die-cut vinyl releases. I mean, sure – oddly shaped music-playing vinyl is neat to look at. But that just can’t…
Here we have another interesting project from Salt Lake City. Making Fuck will draw some comparisons to their friends Subrosa but definitely have a…
It might sound a little silly to say, but the first great thing about the vinyl pressing of Anti-Flag‘s ninth studio album, American Spring,…
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…
While the debate over which recorded music format is superior (vinyl, CD and digital download, at least for right now, are the top contenders),…
It sounds a little sensationalist to make this declaration but, of the albums which really sparked the punk revival of the 1990s (including –…
The problem with a lot of what is earnestly being marketed as punk rock in the twenty-first century is that much of it is…
Freelance journalist and novelist Joshua Foer once opined that “Monotony collapses time; novelty unfolds it. … If you spend your life sitting in a…
At first, it might be easy for the format fetishist who is searching for the great “find” or “must-have” on Record Store Day to…