Tag Archives: Album Review

Buddy Nielsen and company return and dive deep into personal exploration with their sixth full album.

Benjamin Burnley returns with a new lineup, returned passion, and makes failure sound like a good thing.

St. Anger is the patron saint of sucking.

London based indie rock group The Vaccines have released their third studio album, English Graffiti. English Graffiti seems well rounded that brings the band to a modern sound but still maintains strong influences from their original rock sound from their 2011 album What Did You Expect From the Vaccines? The fast paced …

Iceland’s indie rock sensation return from 2012’s massive success to bring their sophomore album Beneath The Skin.  Just how much of a mark will this album leave?

The rock world gets gritty and low with Brooklyn’s Highly Suspect and there “No F’s Given” attitude. Check out http://www.audiorecordingschool.com/

Oakland’s metal kings High On Fire offer a new light to thrash metal fans and a new headache to crotchety old next door neighbors.

London’s Young Guns get digital in 2015 and demonstrate their electric style in a rock world.

When you are a DIY band you have to be three things in order to be even remotely successful: 1.) Determined; 2.) Talented; and, 3.) Creative. So when Eureka Machines discovered their location to film their latest music video was flooded and needed to think of a new setting fast, …

Everyone’s favorite alternative snow-mask wearers return to show their Blurryface.

After 18 years, Faith No More return to the light and bring Sol Invictus.  Can the ingenious minds of yesteryear conquer the day once again?

Political activists and punk icons Anti-Flag deliver their ninth full album discussing wealth injustice, war, and a myriad of topics. After eight full albums over 20 years, how does American Spring deliver in 2015?