[rating=8.00] The St. Louis-based retro rocker Pokey LaFarge has updated his obsessive roots sound for his newest release Manic Revelations., just not yet into the 2000’s. While most of his
[rating=7.00] Benjamin Booker’s 2014 debut album was a blast of energizing, hip shaking rock and roll. On Witness his follow-up, Booker expands his sound, searches for new muses and struggles
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews Our Undivided Attention, the latest album from Nashville rockers Benchmarks, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution (best viewed on desktop):
[rating=6.00] Though he’s been known to channel an Appalachian style folk sound, Sam Amidon is getting more playful. On his latest record, The Following Mountain, Amidon gets experimental with his
[rating=6.00] Bleached in the San Diego sunshine and hardened by almost a decade of constant touring, the surf-punk quartet, Wavves, perseveres on with their sixth album, You’re Welcome. While the
[rating=9.00] Dan Auerbach never seems to tire of flexing his musical muscles, taking on countless projects outside of the Black Keys, both as a performer and a producer. In 2015,
Stoner metal trio Elder adds layers to their sound on their latest release.
Mutoid Man may not break new ground on their latest release, but they sure do have a great time.
North Mississippi Allstars Solidify Their Own Pedigree On ‘Prayer for Peace’ (
[rating=8.00] For his follow-up to 2013’s impressive debut album, Dream, Ayron Jones turned to legends of the local Seattle scene. Mixed by Jack Endino (Soundgarden, Nirvana) and produced by Barrett
