Album Reviews

Campbell Brothers: Can You Feel It?

Shawn Carkonen June 28, 2005 No Comments

If you can

Denver Harbor: Scenic

Dan Bliss June 28, 2005 No Comments

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: Hooked and Shattered

Shawn Donohue June 27, 2005 No Comments

Scarecrow Collection has put together a sampling of styles that runs the gamut.

Foo Fighters: In Your Honor

Shane Handler June 26, 2005 No Comments

In Your Honor won

Spookie Daly Pride: Medicine Chest

Ross Wildman June 23, 2005 No Comments

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

Sleater-Kinney: The Woods

Tizzy Asher June 23, 2005 No Comments

The most amazing thing about Sleater-Kinney is that they don

Garbage: Bleed Like Me

Tony Engelhart June 23, 2005 No Comments

If Garbage’s goal was to remain an unpredictable and enigmatic force with a cult following, then they have succeeded. While hard core Garbage lovers are salivating over the new record, Bleed Like Me probably isn

Secret Machines: The Road Leads Where It’s Led (US EP)

Shane Handler June 23, 2005 No Comments

A year after releasing their second album, Now Here is Nowhere, The Secret Machines have dropped a six song EP to hold us over until their much
anticipated follow up arrives. With one song off of Now Here is Nowhere,
an abridged version of