ALBUM REVIEWS Archives | Page 11 of 48

8 ometimes it takes just one record to make a band famous, other times its just one song and many times a band presen…

10 ot everyone can be a New Yorker, but Guerilla Toss are Boston-bred transplants that translate the sound and tongue…

8 ig Destroyer have already consolidated themselves as one of the 21st Century’s most revered acts within Extreme Met…

7 onjuring memories of classic eighties experimental electronica, brimming with an inventive, teasingly naïve charm t…

7 et in fictionalized version of the seaside resort town of Blackpool, where pop-punk contemporaries Boston Manor gre…

9 hiladelphia five-piece Jesus Piece come pummeling to your record player with a boulder heavy take on Hardcore and a…

7 or those looking for some brutally honest alternative music, Basement Revolver, a young Canadian indie rock band, a…

8 t’s all too easy to compare Kjetil Nernes to iconoclasts gone by – there’s certainly plenty of Nick Cave’s fire-and…

9 mma Ruth Rundle’s third solo full length studio album On Dark Horses does not ask for permission to come in: as soo…

9 nna Calvi’s third studio album, Hunter, is a co-mingling of art pop and suave vocals in between ethereal nods towar…

8 “The point of life is that it ends.” It’s telling that Uniform chose to adorn copies of their third full-length wit…

10 bsolutely freaking perfect- this is the best way to describe Dance on the Blacktop, the third album by Nothing, un…

7 hough black metal, punk and death metal have all, to a degree, had their heavyweights, crossover bands have always …

8 he boys are back! After the onslaught of dejected Noise Rock of Success (which was of invaluable help with my trans…

8 on’t let anybody tell you differently: the world is messed up and it feels that it is falling apart quite fast and …