Cult Of The Psychic Fetus= The Cramps + Bobby “Boris” Pickett + The Moontrekkers … read more
Review: Cult of the Psychic Fetus – Self-titled
Review: Converge – The Dusk In Us
The Dusk in Us = The best parts of Converge’s albums since Jane Doe … read more
Review: Corrosion of Conformity – No Cross No Crown
Corrosion Of Conformity = Poison Idea + (Houdini-era Melvins x Black Sabbath) … read more
Review: Courtney Barnett – Tell Me How You Really Feel
Courtney Barnett: = Waxahatchee + Lucinda Williams … read more
Review: Cullen Omori – The Diet
Cullen Omori = DIIV + Girls + Twin Peaks … read more
Review: Crisis – Like Sheep Led To Slaughter
Crisis Like Sheep Led To Slaughter The End Records It’s been seven years since the last album from Crisis. They’ve just released their latest, Like Sheep Led To Slaughter, and I’m struggling to hear something new from this band. Despite a new drummer and the addition of a second guitarist, this still sounds pretty much
Review: Communiqué – Poison Arrows
COMMUNIQUE POISON ARROWS Lookout Had Duran Duran grown up listening to themselves and pop punk rather than the glam appeal of Bowie, T-Rex or Roxy Music and stole their image from a less fashionable Interpol over David Sylvian they would have looked and sounded like Communiqué. Well you might also have to add a bit
Review: Cricco Castelli – La Casa del Jazz
Smooooooooth. Producer Cricco Castelli debuts on this classic label with a hot fiery number set and jet for summer. … read more
Review: Continents – Idle Hands
Continents = The Plot In You + The Ghost Inside … read more
Review: Crime and the City Solution – American Twilight
Critics’ darlings who never quite made the mainstream grade back in the early 1990s, Crime are back with their first release in 20-plus years. … read more
Review: Como Asesinar A Felipes – Comenzara de Nuevo
Comenzara de Nuevo, or Begin Again, is the mind-blowing US debut of progressive Chilean hybrid Como Asesinar A Felipes. Combining elements of hip hop and jazz with an underlying Latin-American flair, this album is full of complex layers and a strong message of change. … read more
Review: Cough/windhand
Split releases of any type can be risky, considering a good chunk of the time before the split is even created, either artist hasn’t heard the others’ tunes going into the work. I’m not sure how this release came into fruition, but the one almost 20-minute tune from Cough and two tunes equally the same playtime come from Windhand. … read more
