The Aquarian

March 16, 2011 0

Austin singer/songwriter Jonny Burke’s debut is an impressive affair as he goes from Stones-like rock ’n’ roll in the first...

The Sounds: Something To Die For

Roz Smith

Albums

March 9, 2011 1

The Swedish new-age band The Sounds are back and will be releasing their fourth studio album, Something To Die For,...

Epigene: A Wall Street Odyssey – The City, The Country And Back Again

Roz Smith

Albums

March 9, 2011 0

The album tells the story of a character named Yossarian, who works on Wall Street, falls from grace, gets “reborn”...

A Skylit Drive: Identity On Fire

Dejon Turner

Albums

March 9, 2011 0

High-pitched male singer? Check. Brutal growls? Check. Random Electronic/Glitch? Check. Melodic classical parts? Also check. Originality? Nope. We’ve all heard...

Finlay Morton: Harvest The Wind

Giorgio Mustica

Albums

March 9, 2011 0

To say that Finlay Morton has accomplished a lot as a sound engineer would be a huge understatement. He has...

Immolate: Ruminate

Dejon Turner

Albums

March 9, 2011 0

Music has been getting dirtier and dirtier over the past decade and I have absolutely no complaints about this progression...

Bright Eyes: The People’s Key

Roz Smith

Albums

March 2, 2011 0

With the seventh Bright Eyes release, The People’s Key, Conor Oberst’s voice has grown more confident than ever before. The...

Peter Buffett: Running Blind

Dejon Turner

Albums

March 2, 2011 0

Peter Buffett. That name probably doesn’t ring too many bells, but what about Warren Buffett? Well, allow me to introduce...

Aaron Lewis: Town Line

Giorgio Mustica

Albums

March 2, 2011 0

Rumors first started to fly in 2009 that Aaron Lewis, lead singer of Staind, would be releasing his own solo...

The Two Koreas: Science Island

Roz Smith

Albums

March 2, 2011 0

A brand new sub-genre called glacial-garage has been created by Toronto’s own The Two Koreas. The band has an MGMT...

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