If you’re someone who still digs the alt-rock/emo scene, Larusso nail it. The vocals are passionate, the guitar lines have a nice tone and are well honed, and the production is truly top shelf. … read more
Local Review: Kemp. – Empty.
“Emo raps perfected,” boasts Kemp. on “Cougar Tails.” It’s a striking moment on a record that does get, well, emotional. Still, that line works on a couple of levels—as both a raison d’être and an endearing moment of self-deprecation. … read more
Local Review: Koala Temple – Blue Milk
Koala Temple = Tame Impala + The Strange Boys … read more
Local Review: Little Barefoot – A Hundred Different People
Little Barefoot = Stars + Colour Revolt … read more
Local Review: Kitfox – Where We Were
Kitfox = Straylight Run + Gardiner Sisters
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Local Review: Jay Citrus & Esscarrgo – Alone With Two Drinks
Jay Citrus = Cyprus Hill + Snoop Dog … read more
Local Review: J.P. Whipple – Moab
J.P. Whipple = Hectic Hobo + Tom Waits … read more
Local Review: J.P. Whipple – Thinking of you…Staring at the Power Lines
J.P. Whipple = Slug Guts + Muddy Waters … read more
Local Review: Kaleb Hanly – The Years
Kaleb Hanly = Joshua James + The Decemberists + The Lumineers … read more
Local Review: Intra-Venus & The Cosmonauts – Forgotten Stars
Intra-Venus & The Cosmonauts = Love and Rockets + The Black Angels … read more
Local Review: Just a Clone – Self-Titled
Ogden’s Just a Clone just exited a time machine where they visited indie rock’s underwhelming beginnings. They took detailed notes, observed the greasy-haired, flannel-clad boys, listened intently to its slacker-like deliveries and paid attention to the era’s disdain for being liked by an adoring public. … read more
Local Review: Jay Citrus – Lucid Dreams
“I’m livin’ lucid,” croons the sleepy voice of Utah rapper Jay Citrus, who appears to be the real life version of James Franco’s character in Pineapple Express, with long hair, oversized Hawaiian shirts and a penchant for weed. … read more
