Album Reviews
A veritable dream team for the experimental leagues, Christian Fennesz and Jim O’Rourke collaborate on…
The Oxnard grindcore anti-heroes’ latest is a crushing and overwhelming set of extreme metal.
Friday Night isn’t a record made with the intent to impress you. It’s not the…
DJ culture has changed and shifted dramatically in recent years. It has early hip-hop roots…
Inner Journey Out is what happens to Britpop when put through the filter of New…
Metal isn’t always a comfortable or immediate experience, but Sumac takes that feeling to an…
Michael Gira’s last album with the current Swans lineup is a hurricane of horrific musical power.
Buy at iTunes Studio’s brief but consistently strong discography is essential listening for those doing…
In a past life, Arbor Labor Union were known as Pinecones. In fact, that previous…
Buy at iTunes There’s no getting around the bad vibes on PUP‘s sophomore album, The…
More Melvins. That’s the simplest way to accurately describe Basses Loaded. In fact, those two…
Hesitation Wounds have the hardcore spectrum pretty much covered between the individual four members of…
Tegan and Sara‘s musical career is approaching adulthood. Their first albums in 1999 and 2000…
The third album by the Nashville punk shredders is their greatest showcase of songwriting yet.
DJ Quik is Compton’s unsung hero. While Dr. Dre has earned most of the fame…
Cough have been in an interesting position for a few years now. Doom’s been flourishing…
After a lengthy hiatus, the Toronto electronic outfit returns with a set that bridges various eras of dance music.