Australian indie pop band The Griswolds came onto the scene with their 2013 EP in which they introduced people to the next indie pop band. People caught word of The Griswolds and wanted to know what they were about. Listeners were begging for more. Two years later, the band delivered Continue Reading
Reviews
Show Review: Wild Wild Horses, Made Violent & From Indian Lakes // Seattle, WA 11.1.2016
Swinging through the Vera Project in Seattle, Washington on November 1st were three incredibly talented and underrated bands. If Wild Wild Horses, Made Violent, and From Indian Lakes are not on your radar or playlists quite yet, now is the time to hop on the bandwagon. Hailing from the UK, Continue Reading
Album Review: Sleigh Bells ‘Jessica Rabbit’
Review by Morgan Sheridan Alexis Krauss and Derek Miller, better known as the self-proclaimed noise pop duo Sleigh Bells, will release their much anticipated fourth album Jessica Rabbit on November 11th through their own newly established record label Torn Clean. The band set the music genre ablaze when they stepped Continue Reading
Album Review: Night Riots ‘Love Gloom’
Love Gloom is the debut album from California natives Night Riots. After previously releasing two EP’s since 2013, it is refreshing to finally have a full length album from the band. Packed to the brim with an astonishing 15 songs, Love Gloom is entirely Night Riots down to the core. Continue Reading
EP Review: Molly Moore ‘Now You See Me’
Molly Moore began her musical career at the age of seven when she sat down with her father and wrote her first song “Anarchy Girl”. Since then, Moore has moved from New York City to Los Angeles to pursue her musical career and has been living a busy lifestyle as Continue Reading
Album Review: Sleep On It ‘Lost Along The Way’
Chicago-based pop-punk band Sleep On It have released their third EP, Lost Along The Way, via Equal Vision Records. The five song EP shows maturity and growth from the band and allows listeners a sneak peek into what the future holds for them. Recorded with producers Seth Henderson (Real Friends, Knuckle Continue Reading
Album Review: Balance and Composure ‘Light We Made’
Balance & Composure’s most recent album, Light We Made, shows a leap towards the mainstream. Their sound has evolved progressively over time, and is continuing to do so. Light We Made captivates the best parts of Balance & Composure’s previous albums, and polishes them, along with tailoring their sound to Continue Reading
Album Review: Two Door Cinema Club ‘Gameshow’
Gameshow is Two Door Cinema Club’s third studio album and a wide left turn from any of their previous work. An imperative turn however, after the band produced two wildly fantastic yet similar albums with Tourist History and Beacon. After nearly killing each other and withstanding a momentary break up, Continue Reading
Album Review: From Indian Lakes ‘Everything Feels Better Now’
It’s been two years since California-based band From Indian Lakes released their last album, Absent Sounds, and since then, it’s clear that the band’s sound has evolved, creating their most innovative and mature music yet with Everything Feels Better Now. Due out this Friday, Everything Feels Better Now introduces a new pop-influenced Continue Reading
Album Review: Dance Gavin Dance ‘Mothership’
Dance Gavin Dance has been active for eleven years and in that time, the band has gone through numerous lineup changes. However, these changes have not stopped the post-hardcore outfit for creating a whopping seven solid albums – the most recent of which being Mothership. This album showcases a unique, Continue Reading
Album Review: Sum 41 ’13 Voices’
After Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley came face to face with death due to his alcoholism just two years ago, whether he would be able to play guitar again was questionable. “I knew what I was supposed to do, but I couldn’t quite make my fingers make the chords,” he said Continue Reading
Album Review: Yellowcard ‘Yellowcard’
Yellowcard’s been a household name in alternative rock since they released what is undoubtedly one of the most influential albums in the scene, Ocean Avenue, back in 2003. Over the two decades they have been together, they have toured the world, released ten incredible albums, and have touched us all Continue Reading