[rating=8.00] While the title of Bleached’s second album has a decomposing ring to it, the band has actually improved their upbeat pop punk from their excellent 2013 debut. That’s not
[rating=5.00] When you find out that Wolfie’s Just Fine is the serious musical project for Jon Lajoie, who is probably best known for his role as Taco on The League,
[rating=8.00] Damien Jurado makes a sublime noise, one characterized by found sound, ambient textures and a added suggestion of shoe-gaze and cryptic folk. That’s what makes him a singular musician
[rating=8.00] Bob Mould has a fearsome reputation, and it’s little wonder considering his body of work boasts some of the most aggressive riffs ever put to wax. That’s been his
Mike Patton and composer John Kaada reunite for another beautifully evocative trip into strange new worlds.
[rating=8.00] “Hello, this is Charles Bradley,” the prolific soul singer introduces himself in the powerful and emotional spoken word intro “God Bless America” on his latest record Changes. Never one
[rating=7.00] A Mineral Love is the kind of record that transforms with each listen. There are so many personalities inhabiting the musical world that Bibio, née Stephen Wilkinson, has created on
[rating=8.00] If you’re of the mind that Robbie Fulks cannot make a bad record, you know that you will gladly consume anything he creates. And with his latest creation, the
[rating=6.00] The first I heard of Shonen Knife was “Cycling Is Fun,” their contribution to 1989’s Flipside Vinyl Fanzine Vol. 3. The cutesy twee pop leanings of that song were
[rating=7.00] Moderat is releasing their third album titled appropriately III. Happily, that is the only part of the album not worthy of comment. As with their previous albums, III is
