For fans of 90s alternative rock, Talia might just be the band for you. With the release of their third album, Thugs They Look Like Angels, this French trio dig deep to create songs with heavy guitar riffs, breathy yet gruff vocals, and melodies reminiscent of alt rock greats who Continue Reading
Reviews
Album Review: Colony House ‘Only The Lonely’
Colony House, a band from Franklin, TN have delivered listeners with Only The Lonely: an album that only a band from Tennessee could make. The band first fell onto the scene with their powerhouse debut record and hit single, “Silhouettes”. After embarking on a handful of nationwide tours, Colony House Continue Reading
Album Review: Dryjacket ‘For Posterity’
Hopeless Records is known for having some of the best pop-punk bands signed to their record label and the case is no different for one of their newest bands: Dryjacket. The band, which hails from southern New Jersey, has landed gigs opening for some of pop-punk’s powerhouse veterans including The Continue Reading
Album Review: Deaf Havana ‘All These Countless Nights’
Norfolk-based British alternative rock band, Deaf Havana, are no strangers to the scene. They’re returning to the scene on January 27th with their fourth studio album All These Countless Nights. The band follows the story of many other alt-rock icon bands: they formed in high school and, despite some lineup Continue Reading
Album Review: Tilted Axes Creates Experimental Art Album
Tilted Axes is an eclectic collective of musicians storming the streets of New York City with nothing but electric guitars and amps on their backs. The group consists of over a dozen artists and musicians creating music for the purpose of inspiring public reactions. While the group is based in Continue Reading
Album Review: Sundara Karma ‘Youth Is Only Ever Fun In Retrospect’
Reading-based quartet Sundara Karma began to creep out of the shadows in late 2016 after wrapping up their first full North American tour. Now, with the release of their debut album, Youth Is Only Ever Fun In Retrospect, Sundara Karma are proving that they stop for nothing and will make 2017 Continue Reading
Album Review: You Me At Six ‘Night People’
Nearly three years since their last release, British rockers You Me At Six have returned more mature and ready to show off their newest album Night People. Where their last release Cavalier Youth stretched into the realms of pop infused rock, Night People shows listeners the grittier side of You Continue Reading
Album Review: A Loss For Words ‘Crises’
Any pop-punk fan would probably cite A Loss For Words as being one of the underrated bands in the scene. The Massachusetts rock band has been around for over 15 years and with the release of Crises, their fifth and final album, the boys are closing the doors on this Continue Reading
Punk Rock Underground Group The Human Darts Release New EP
In the 1970’s, a punk rock band called The Human Darts released a record then disappeared. Since then, countless punk groups have covered their music and tried to capture the unique sound of that fateful record. Recently, one of the original producers, who calls himself Mr. Zelk, has recruited the Continue Reading
EP Review: Tuval ‘Overseas’
My heart dropped a little when I was asked to review Brighton based Tuval’s new EP “Overseas”. With his dark mop of hair and woeful expression, I was deceived into believing I already knew just how his music would sound. Yet my shallow judgement of Tuval’s music were rewarded with Continue Reading
Album Review: The Narrative ‘Golden Silence’
Often times, they say “silence is golden.” In this case, it is. Golden Silence by The Narrative is a beautiful album. The Narrative, an indie-pop band hailing from New York, has gone four years without a new album. However, once listeners hear Golden Silence, they will completely forget that there Continue Reading
Album Review: The Edge of Seventeen Soundtrack
Edge of Seventeen, currently in theaters, is the perfect tribute to the 1980s. In the style of John Hughes, the film is funny and funky and fantastic – and so is its soundtrack. In keeping up with the 1980s time period of the film, the soundtrack features a ton of Continue Reading