
Subhumans – Crisis Point LP
Mark Twain once said that in order to truly find one’s way to genuine inspiration, “First, get your facts straight – then distort them…
Mark Twain once said that in order to truly find one’s way to genuine inspiration, “First, get your facts straight – then distort them…
As of 2019, saying that singer/guitarist Peter Perrett has had a storied career would be a laughable understatement. After forming (and then collapsing) Glory…
Without intending to date myself, how many readers remember the Nineties? It was a pretty unique time, aesthetically; Seventies fashion was retro en vogue,…
While I can safely say that I did enjoy Fat White Family’s sophomore album (Songs For Our Mothers) when I reviewed it in 2016,…
For some listeners, the nature of the Tasting The Sea LP will feel like a return to a different and remarkable time – in…
Speaking as a father, I can tell you that a lot of things can change in seven years – in fact, it’s entirely possible…
While the novelty of The Ramoms’ existence is impossible to ignore (at first glance, the band looks like an obvious answer to the question…
Anyone who has followed my contributions to this column likely already knows and understands that, while my coverage of vinyl records is very format-focused,…
As intellectually evasive as music genre names have the capacity to be (dig into music history, and you’ll realize how silly sub-genre names get…
Over the last few years, The Flaming Lips have really come a long way from being the LSD-dipped and surrealist punk band that they…