Album Reviews

[rating=6.00] Lucius have long been a buzzed about band that seem to be popping up everywhere over the last couple of years, whether backing up Roger Waters and Mavis Staples

[rating=7.00] The success of Wild Feathers’ 2013 self titled debut has clearly had a resonating effect on its bold and confident follow-up, the somewhat tepidly dubbed Lonely Is A Lifetime.

[rating=8.00] The languorous ripples in Lady Bird Lake hide an undetectable lysergic compound that has turned the Violet Crown city into a lush and fertile culture for psychedelic music to

[rating=8.00] Escondido’s first album, The Ghost of Escondido, made for an auspicious entrance when they self-released it in 2013, establishing a high bar that a less talented duo might have

In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews the solo debut from the Gaslight Anthem’s Brian Fallon, Painkillers, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution:    [youtube id=”SxVgt_2Bqcc”

[rating=8.00] Visually, you can’t help but notice the eerie resemblance of Struts’ frontman Luke Spiller to the late king of Queen, Freddie Mercury or even a young Steven Tyler of

[rating=8.00] If you can get through “End of the Rope”, the first song on Brett Harris’ sophomore album Up in the Air without beaming and feeling all warm and fuzzy

[rating=7.00] In the ever expanding world of indie psych rock, Quilt stands out. Anna Fox Rochinski’s sultry, smoky voice is haunting and pierces through her band’s trippy, fluid arrangements, lulling

[rating=7.00] After a dozen albums or so, you’d think that the Waco Brothers would have earned more respect. On the other hand, being the essential insurgents that they are, respect isn’t