Retrospective reminds us once again of how powerful a songwriter Jay Farrar really is and how great a band could sound in the studio. Have one listen to
For the most part, The Go-Betweens have recorded a satisfying record that evokes palpable feelings and emotions yet becomes a bit uneven at the end. Despite that, the album is worth it for the first three tracks alone.
The Gang Of Four classics like
Unlike the Weezer-esque timbre of the first record, this sophomore set is in your face with very little over-the-top production; just straight rock and roll.
Denver Harbor is a new band on the punk-rock scene, and while the name suggests the band hails from a scenic area along the Denver coastline, in reality their roots lay in Houston.
Scarecrow Collection has put together a sampling of styles that runs the gamut.
While Spookie Daly Pride appears to be a band teetering on the brink of either being a nationally recognized band or a staple of the Boston
The most amazing thing about Sleater-Kinney is that they don
