Music
Review: Mikal Cronin – MCIII
Mikal Cronin = Ty Segall + King Tuff … read more
Review: The Cairo Gang – Goes Missing
The Cairo Gang Goes Missing God? Street: 06.23 The Cairo Gang = The Brian Jonestown Massacre + The Church Where should I start? The Cairo Gang’s Goes Missing features a splendid array of music. To start, the group’s ever talented singer, Emmett Kelly, has a vocal range similar to Michael Hutchence (INXS), and the
Review: Scout Paré-Phillips – Heed the Call
Scout Paré-Phillips = Björk + Yoko Ono … read more
Review: Various – Don’t Think I’ve Forgotten: Cambodia’s Lost Rock...
Various Artists = Sinn Siasmouth + Ros Serey Sothea + Drakkar … read more
Review: Linden – Rest And Be Thankful
Linden = The Elected + Kurt Vile … read more
Review: Sauna Youth – Distractions
Sauna Youth = The Epoxies + Cheena … read more
Review: Barrence Whitfield & The Savages – Under The Savage...
Barrence Whitfield & The Savages Under The Savage Sky BloodShot Records Street: 08.21 Barrence Whitfield & The Savages = Wilson Pickett + Howlin’ Wolf + The Sonics After checking out Barrence Whitfield & The Savages’ last album, Dig Thy Savage Soul, I knew I was in for a treat when I saw Under The Savage
Review: Vows – Soon Enough Love
Vows = Tame Impala / MGMT
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Review: Motobunny – Self-Titled
Motobunny = Baby Shakes + Dog Party + The Detroit Cobras … read more
Review: The Beatdown – The Beatdown meets Hugo Mudie
The Beatdown The Beatdown meets Hugo Mudie Stomp Records Street: 05.26 The Beatdown = The Clash + Rancid The Beatdown meets Hugo Mudie is a onetime collaboration between the Montreal ska group and Hugo Mudie (Miracles, Yesterday’s Ring). The resulting album is a perfect example of the fundamentals of reggae rock with a punky edge.
Review: Six Feet Under – Crypt of the Devil
Six Feet Under = True Carnage–era Six Feet Under – Ice-T + Cannabis Corpse + Anata … read more
Review: Anti-Flag – American Spring
Anti-Flag American Spring Spinefarm Records Street: 05.26 Anti-Flag = The Clash + Rentokill + Kid Dynamite Over the years, Anti-Flag have formatted themselves as one of the most politically outspoken punk rock acts of this generation. In American Spring, the band has meticulously written songs based off of rhetoric from some of the most prolific
