Superchunk = Hüsker Dü+ Sleater-Kinney – Bob Mould … read more
Review: Superchunk – Come Pick Me Up
Review: Sunder – Self Titled
Sunder = Wolfmother x Pond
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Review: The Black Heart Rebellion – People, when you see the smoke, do not think it is fields they’re burning
The Black Heart Rebellion = Amenra + Swans … read more
Review: Telekinesis – Ad Infinitum
Telekinesis = Miniature Tigers / Ra Ra Riot
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Review: Tarquin Manek – Tarquin Magnet
Tarquin Manek = Diamond Terrifier + Nate Young + Mike Shiflet … read more
Review: The Black Ships – Dead Empires
The Black Ships = Joy Division + The Smiths + Tears for Fears … read more
Review: Takénobu – Reversal
Takénobu = Balmorhea + Kishi Bashi + Rachel’s … read more
Review: Sunflower Bean – Human Ceremony
Brooklyn-based Sunflower Bean are a dynamic trio who’ve made lightning-fast progress as a band to watch, pairing their fast-paced and energetic psych rock with equally paced, widespread tours. … read more
Review: Striker – Stand In The Fire
Striker have definitely hit their stride on their fourth full-length album, Stand in the Fire. The band struck gold, combining the essence of the classic heavy metal sound of their second album, Armed to the Teeth, with the aggressive, fiery thrash guitars found on their third record, City of Gold. … read more
Review: TEEN – Love Yes
TEEN Love Yes Carpark Street: 02.19 TEEN = St. Vincent x Chairlift Love Yes, TEEN’s third album, finds the female quartet swimming in similar waters as their contemporaries, making big, glossy pop songs. The seductive prowess of Little Dragon’s neo soul is easy to recognize on “Please”, and the influence of Annie Clark’s vocal style
Review: Telegram – Operator
Telegram = Television + Roxy Music + Brian Eno
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Review: Tacocat – Lost Time
Tacocat = Upset + La Luz
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