The Aquarian

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The Color Morale have always been a band with a steadfast message to its adolescent fanbase, full of hope and...

Power Up: ‘Forza Horizon 2,’ ‘Middle-Earth: Shadow Of Mordor,’ ‘Super Smash Bros.’ and More

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Columns

September 10, 2014 0

As football gamer fans can slowly get over the somewhat anti-climactic release of a new Madden with the joy of...

Bombadil: Tarpits And Canyonlands

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Albums

August 27, 2014 0

The re-release of Bombadil’s first full-length album, Tarpits And Canyonlands, is a variety of indie folk rock tracks, with both...

Speak: Pedals

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Albums

August 27, 2014 0

The first half of Speak’s sophomore release, Pedals, is full of heavy dance and electronic music influences, including some beats...

Interview with The Rentals: A Triumphant Comeback

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Interviews

August 27, 2014 0

It was 1999 when Matt Sharp and his band, The Rentals, released their last full-length album, Seven More Minutes, packed...

Power Up: ‘Madden 15,’ ‘Destiny,’ ‘The Sims 4’ and More!

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Columns

August 13, 2014 0

Welcome to the first installment of a new monthly column covering the latest trends and upcoming releases in the invigorating...

Eric Johnson: Europe Live

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Albums

August 5, 2014 1

If there is one thing that sets great guitar players apart from the rest, it is their ability to transform...

The Singles: Look How Fast A Heart Can Break

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Albums

August 5, 2014 0

The Singles simplify rock ‘n’ roll on Look How Fast A Heart Can Break, creating a unified record full of...

Cancers: Fatten The Leeches

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Albums

August 5, 2014 0

Behind a wall of heavily distorted guitar riffs and melodies, Cancers’ debut album, Fatten The Leeches, is a throwback to...

Soundgarden: ’90s Alt Rock Takes A Victory Lap

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Going On in NYC

July 29, 2014 0

Soundgarden, the Seattle-based rock group influential in alternative rock music, are touring nationally with Nine Inch Nails in support of...

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