ALBUM REVIEWS Archives | Page 23 of 48

6 he current alternative metal scene is thriving, but for one reason or another, it seems that this is a genre often …

7 hristine is the experimental neofolk/ambient project from Marco Landi (Aseptic White Age) and it’s the first tale o…

8 orma Jean and The Chariot helped Josh Scogin achieve the hero status for thousands of people. The rock duo ’68 – Sc…

8 russels’ trio Animal Youth was born from the ashes of noise-punk band Siamese Queens and Animal is their debut albu…

7 tlanta, GA’s The Coathangers are a hold-no-punches trio making catchy, empowering indie-rock. Just a year after the…

7 othic Tropic’s debut album Fast or Feast has proven a long time in the making. After releasing a string of early si…

9 ollowing several setbacks since forming Land of Talk back in 2006, Elizabeth Powell totally lost her will after rel…

7 hite Hills not only have been prolific, but they’ve also tried to navigate themselves into new territories of their…

8 klahoma City-based trio Idre have returned with their second album. Unforgiving Landscapes is in a way everything w…

7 apa Roach are back with their ninth studio album in a near 25 year career. That was a long ago when the Californian…

6 aleontologist, punk legend and country artist – Greg Graffin is the epitome of a Renaissance man. Millport is…

8 ade Jackson had a lot of time to work on her craft. Growing up in a house that didn’t have space for a television o…

8 What we really hope to get across with our music is basically just: fuck what people think of you”, says vocalist C…

8 illed with teenage angst, killer riffs and subversive lyrics, Loom’s self-titled debut album brings the Seattle noi…

8 ust when we thought that nothing could surprise us or even excite us inside our immaturity and arrogance bubble any…